My own experience of purposeful work in the home came from my Mum and Nanna . As a child I would stand by my Nanna’s side and watch as she so delicately rubbed cubes of cold butter into flour to make pastry for her famous apple pie, I would have a go myself, I would
Once again thou flames heavenward, Once again we see thee rise, Every morning is thy birthday, Gladdening human hearts and eyes. Every morning here we greet it, Bowing lowly down before thee, Thee the Godlike, Thee the changeless, In thine ever-changing skies. ‘Hymn to the Sun from Akbar’s Dream’ by Alfred, Lord Tennyson Towards the
Our previous post ‘A Waldorf Inspired Rhythm‘ written by our dear customer and friend Kelly (@thewaywewaldorf), explains the wonderful benefits for families and how a rhythm helps harmonise the day. Following this, we have been inspired to see how some of our other lovely customers and the Myriad Enthusiasts have been putting together their daily
rhythm RHYTHM is a theme which runs throughout the entire length and breadth of Waldorf Education. It is especially important in Early Childhood, when change and transitions can often bring about anxiety. Rhythm can allow the child to safely rely upon what is going to happen each day. It is easily adaptable into the home
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