Waldorf circle time

Circle time activities include songs, verses, movement activities, and games. Does it work for homeschooling? Yes! Click for circle time ideas and a super simple structure for how to do circle time at home with your children and family.

The Curriculums are Rhythms. There are no formal lesson plans as such (though daily and weekly plans are included), but a variety of ideas to allow you and your child to connect. These ideas are structured into a rhythm, like so: Circle Time (story, songs and rhymes) Nature Walk Reflection Hearts and Hands (craft or …

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

The magic of Waldorf inspired through songs and story play

A January circle time, with songs and verses pulled from a variety of sources, for waldorf-inspired homeschooling.

Ms. Tiffany provides early childhood and her lower grades with what you need for your Waldorf circle time.

Outside Circle Time- nature inspired songs and rhymes

Movement games are a big part of Waldorf homeschooling: clapping, bean bag games, rhythmic stepping or marching, and hand movements to nursery rhymes are all fun and engaging ways of bringing movement into our homes. See this post for instructions on how to make and use bean bags along with verses in your homeschool.

Today I want to share with you my favorite resources for homeschool circle time! Preschool Circle A Child’s Seasonal Treasury by Betty Jones. With songs, movement games, fingerplays, and even crafts and recipes, this has long been my number one pick for the preschool years! Sing a So

Curious what an actual circle time looks like with two kiddos for Waldorf Kindergarten homeschool? This is a little slice of reality and what our May Circle Time looks like. We change it up each month, but this is what we did in May.

I find the morning warm up time to be one of the most essential elements of our day. It allows us to orient ourselves, arrive at school (mentally, as well as physically) and remember how to be at school and with our classmates. It also helps everyone to wake up a little bit! But even this little par

Keep track of time with this bright and bold Waldorf-inspired calendar. The perfect functional addition to your homeschool space or classroom. Can be mounted and rearranged with ease each month, year-after-year. This calendar is aligned with the Northern Hemisphere, but I've made one for the Southern Hemisphere, too! You may purchase this listing and send me a message to request the alternate version. Calendar also makes an excellent manipulative and creative learning tool for Waldorf 3rd…

Here are some favourite verses we love to sing at Apple Blossom Day Care. I add to this page as I find new favourites. Morning verses ...

This circle is based on The Story of the Root Children by Sibylle von Olfers (there’s also a wonderful updated version called When the Root Children Wake Up by Audrey Wood). Oh, how we love this…

Perpetual calendars are a physical way children can see the progression and changing of time. By turning their illustrated wheel, they can match the month with the season, and what visually that season looks like to them. The child’s understanding of larger spans of time are better understood by regularly using their own perpetual calendar. And the fact that it is a circular calendar, they can understand that “time” is an ongoing cycle, easily comprehended on their wheel year after year.

Here is a sweet and simple summertime circle for you! The circle is by Kelly Ehrman and the songs and verses are all traditional except where otherwise noted. Enjoy!

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