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- Equinox Musings
Rhythms stretch out wide at this nodal time, as day and night reflect each other in perfect balance. Between work indoors and rejuvenation in nature’s healing rhythms?
- Social Ability in Toddlerhood
supported in our own equanimity and restraint; as well as the consistency of a well-balanced daily rhythm
- Math and Science in the Kindergarten Waldorf Early Childhood Settings
The child is also unconsciously living and learning at this time about the powerful rhythms of day and They enjoy rhythmic, repetitive language in storytelling, and counting, clapping, songs and verses, which Ordering, seriation, patterning (logic, pre-algebra) – Daily, weekly, yearly rhythms; predictable daily Story-telling, poetry, verses – rhythm of language. Rhythmic clapping.
- Self-Care is the Foundation of Care for Others
Think of at least one time each day you can slow your pace, relax, listen to the rhythm of your footsteps
- Gathering Gold: Leaf Walks, Childhood Wonder, and Handmade Holiday Gifts
the children to make family gifts (like a finger crochet garland if your children seem to love the rhythm
- How LifeWays Transformed my In-home Program
But mostly we counted on the health-giving power of rhythm and imaginative play, both indoors and outdoors
- Karma, Alignment, and Destiny
Habits in the form of healthy rhythms and repetition of affirming mantras to support learning and sustaining
- Thoughts on Joy
I can see and participate in the “both-and” of sweet and salty water, the cosmic rhythm that harmonizes
- Spring Circle Games
We also have more contraction and expansion, as well as changes in rhythm. It is all quite fun!
- Reverence, Love and Freedom
Children experience form through the rhythms and boundaries that are created and held by the adult.
- Spring Outdoor Fun
Chances are you are in need of some more nature time added back into your daily rhythm!
- Learning by Imitation
child will benefit from a calm and loving environment, especially one in which attention is placed on rhythm Rhythm, example, and consistency go a long way toward preventing discipline problems. By the age of three, the child has developed localized or “place memory,” and is starting to develop rhythmic













