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Leyendo
“Aprender a leer es encender un fuego, cada sílaba que se deletrea es una chispa”, Victor Hugo. ¿Quién no disfruta un momento de conexión...

Marielle Sestier
May 182 min read


Cocinando con flores
Pastel o muffins con Pétalos de Flor de Diente de León Esta actividad práctica para hacer con los niños es maravillosa. La flor de diente...

Marielle Sestier
May 182 min read


I Know What JOY Feels Like!
Joy is the essence of early childhood, and I have the great fortune of swimming in it three full days a week with nine three- to...
Marguerite Aichele-Smith
May 133 min read


The Magic of Therapeutic Stories in Parenting
Creating and sharing therapeutic stories with a child can feel like you have some real magic in your parenting pocket! Stories reach the...
Cindy Brooks
May 136 min read
Being a Child of Color in a Childcare Setting
I thought I had time… When my adopted son first came home with us from the hospital, I thought I had time. Time to prepare for his...
Jenn Collard
May 136 min read


Forest Kindergarten at Seaside Playgarden
Greetings from sunny Northeast Florida, home to Seaside Playgarden , a LifeWays Representative Program, and the first in Florida. The...
Lynn Coalson
May 133 min read


Building Community through Parent Gatherings
Parents are looking for opportunities to connect with one another, so at Rainbow Bridge LifeWays Program we strengthened community...

Rahima Baldwin Dancy
May 132 min read


Growing Community through Work Days
When our school, Homeschool Garden, started 15 years ago we tried to do all the work ourselves. Staff gathered materials and worked to...
Erica Orosco Cruz
May 132 min read


A Child-Free LifeWays Home: Notes from an “Auntie”
When I enrolled in the LifeWays training, I had no real connection to the lives of children and families. Like many Millenials, the last...
Frances Whalen
May 135 min read


Nurturing Qualities of the Apron
The themes of nourishment and reverence led me to do my LifeWays project on the apron, both studying its use and making two aprons that I...
Ona Wetherall
May 137 min read


White Noise and Cognitive Dissonance
It’s a puzzle to me how and why so many of the Waldorf and LifeWays early childhood programs I have visited turn on some kind of...

Rahima Baldwin Dancy
May 133 min read


Framing Naptime in LifeWays Programs
For young children, it is good to have very clear routines and rituals around sleep. It helps to think about what you are doing for the...

Cynthia Aldinger
May 124 min read


Lunch is Served
This is the first of hopefully many “sneak peeks” into the LifeWays training program. Our aim is to offer you a glimpse of what happens...
Cindy Matchett
May 124 min read


Toys and Play
When we are creating a work space – an office, a classroom, a retail establishment – there are certain tools we need for specific tasks....

Cynthia Aldinger
May 127 min read


How LifeWays Transformed my In-home Program
Rahima writes: In 1984 another Waldorf teacher and I dropped out of the school to be home more and opened one of the early home-based...

Rahima Baldwin Dancy
May 124 min read


Magnolia Blossom Preschool at Harvest Homes Assisted Living
Seven years ago this October, Magnolia Blossom Preschool opened its doors inside Harvest Homes Assisted Living facility in Portland, OR....
Marguerite Aichele-Smith
May 123 min read


Circle Time and Movement - part 2
The child who doesn’t participate, what are they asking us? What is behind that choice? Most likely it has to do with a fear of doing it...
Robyn Brown
May 32 min read


Circle Time and Movement - part 1
The teacher begins to hum a little tune, a little tune that she uses to gather the children into circle. One or two of them come. Most...
Robyn Brown
May 36 min read


Spring Outdoor Fun
“This is an excerpt of a weekly Curriculum Guide shared with families in the Honey Bee Nursery at Emerson Waldorf School , NC, during...
Diana Stoycheva
Apr 86 min read


Math and Science in the Kindergarten Waldorf Early Childhood Settings
Steiner-based, early childhood settings abound with rich opportunities for the development of math and science concepts. This may be...
Lisa Gromicko
Apr 811 min read
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