Waldorf Wednesday
Morning has come, night is away We rise with the sun to welcome the day And rise with the day we do. My high schooler wakes at 6am and the middle school twins around 6:30. With my epilepsy, sleep is...
View ArticleThursday on a Friday
Well, I meant to post this yesterday, so you get Thursday on a Friday. Does this mean you get Friday on a Friday? Friday on a Saturday? Who knows. It’s a mystery. Why didn’t Thursday’s post go up?...
View ArticleEndings and Beginnings
Every ending is essentially the beginning of something else. As the new school year begins and the summer ends, I am reminded that I don’t have to force the future. The future is coming no matter what....
View ArticleCircle Time: Early Years and Elementary Level (Plus an Outschool Coupon!)
“Circle Time” is one of those phrases we throw around a lot, and it means something different to every person. First and foremost, circle time–sometimes also called “morning meeting”–can be...
View ArticleBorn for Joy
We are born for joy. We are born for a lot of things– we seek connection, comfort, and contact. Even newborns avoid unpleasantries and seek out the things that make them happy. We look for love and...
View ArticleFebruary Fun with Seasons of Joy
Seasons of Joy is offering so many amazing classes on Outschool this month! I’m also issuing some awesome coupons, so if you’re not sure if online learning for you– and given the fact that many of my...
View ArticleHappy Monday!
Meant to post this earlier this morning, lol, but I was too excited about ALL THE CIRCLE TIMES! In Seasons of Joy’s Early Childhood Circle, we went for an adventure in the winter woods. First we...
View ArticleSacred Spaces
Every week I change up this sweet little space. I try to represent all four elements. The singing mother holding twins was part of my birth altar. The spell jars were made by my daughter. There’s a...
View ArticleThis Week’s Circle Times!
This week at circle time… Our early childhood (3- to 7-year-old) friends will continue to explore the Winter Woods, encountering many animals and friends as we go! We also learn fun rhymes for routine...
View ArticleSpring Circle Times and More!
Dig a little hole. Plant a little seed. Pour a little water. Pull a little weed. Chase a little bug– Whoops! There it goes! Here comes the sunshine! Watch my flowers grow. Throughout the month of May,...
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