Waldorf daily rhythm chart

Have you ever noticed how little ones love to read the same story again and again... and again and again? While fabulous for developing language skills, this also gives little ones a much-desired sense of control and predictability in their day. The same holds true with a daily rhythm. When little ones know what to

Excited to share the latest addition to my #etsy shop: Printable Waldorf Weekly Planner⎮Weekly Rhythm Chart⎮Rhythm Board⎮Waldorf Week⎮Homeschooling, Montessori, Preschool, Kindergarten Resources https://etsy.me/3kJZSo9 #rainbow #waldorf #homeschooling #weeklyrhythm

What do chores look like in your home? Do you have a rhythm in place for doing what, when? Or are you more of a freestyle homemaker, fitting things in here and there when you've got the time and/or energy? Not that there's a right or a wrong way, of course! These details are up to you.…

As I wrote in my post on the Essentials of Rhythm , “If there is any tool that will make parenting, homeschooling, and homemaking easier for you, it’s rhythm. Rhythm is my number one resource for increasing calm and decreasing crazy in my home.” In previous posts I’ve written about daily

routine cards... cool for all of you who have children .... wonder if I can adapt it for day care?

Meal rhythms

Ever since visiting the beautiful Tamarack Waldorf School in Wisconsin, I wanted to re-create a rhythm structure to… by spiral.dragon

I am delighted to announce another run of my Rhythm in the Home course! This course always sells out (which is always a lovely surprise!) and I know some of you who wanted to join in last time…

A little while back I was desperately trying to think of a way to display our daily routine, so the boys had a visual guide to visit during…

A collection of favorite morning verses and songs for Waldorf circle time. To help homeschooling parents incorporate a meaningful daily rhythm so that their children thrive in Waldorf edcuation. Waldorf philosophies help early childhood and kindergarten aged children develop through their head, hear and hands. #Waldorfhomeschool #FamilyRhythm

This is a guest post written by Barbara Dewey of Waldorf Without Walls in which she describes learning to read the Waldorf way.

Rhythm is a topic that comes up frequently in Waldorf circles - it's something that draws people to Waldorf because they feel instinctively that they need more rhythm, but on the other hand it can feel quite challenging and even elusive! Let's start today by painting a picture of what rhyt

Nicole, from Frontier Dreams, was kind enough to share her families daily rhythm with us a while back. Today, she is back to revisit their morning rhythm… Welcome, Nicole. : : : Good Morning Dear Earth Good morning dear earth Good morning dear sun Good morning dear flowers and fairies, every […]

So, I thought I'd share how our days came to have their current rhythm, pattern, flow. Call it a totally basic and not entirely orthodox gu...

For what feels like nearly a year, I've been trying to find our ideal daily rhythm. I wanted something that could be consistent during the week and on the weekends. Parts of it have been consistent since the kids were babies, but other parts have constantly changed as they've grown. The weekend before last was a four day weekend for us and we were stuck in our usual Saturday mode for four days in a row. By Tuesday, the kids were cranky, as were we. I decided that I needed to write out our…

* Our Family Daily Rhythm Painting *

Simple Rhythm Chart w/ children ages 6, 2, and 1 doing homeschool Kindy 2