In this fourth interview in our series of four, I had the opportunity to talk again with Janet Langley, one of the authors of The Roadmap to Literacy: A Guide to Teaching Language Arts in Waldorf Grades…
In this third interview in our series of four, I had the opportunity to talk again with Janet Langley, one of the authors of The Roadmap to Literacy: A Guide to Teaching Language Arts in Waldorf Grades…
Have you ever wanted the opportunity to sit down with a homeschooling friend and talk about planning? Well, that’s exactly what Robyn of Waldorfish and I (Jean of Art of Homeschooling) got to do! And we did…
In this second interview in a series of four, I had the opportunity to talk again with Janet Langley, one of the authors of The Roadmap to Literacy: A Guide to Teaching Language Arts in Waldorf Grades…
I had the opportunity to talk with Janet Langley, one of the authors of The Roadmap to Literacy: A Guide to Teaching Language Arts in Waldorf Grades 1-3. So many great ideas for developing literacy in the…
This beautiful post is by my dear friend and client, Eshanne Anderson. After attendance at the Waldorf Homeschool Conference 2019 in Atlanta. Some love for homeschooling mamas, from one to another. Eshanne is a homeschooling mother, poet,…
The Waldorf Homeschool Conference is an annual live event where homeschoolers can gather, learn, and share. I asked the presenters from 2019 to share their best homeschooling advice or favorite things about Waldorf homeschooling. Check out these…
Today, I want to give you a taste of a coaching call with Jean (that’s me!). I offer group coaching calls inside my Inspired at Home mentorship community (previously Homeschool with Waldorf). We meet once a month for…
Are you longing for a community of Waldorf homeschoolers to support and accompany you on your homeschooling journey? I know I sure was when my kids were in the grades. And today, I have an exciting announcement…
Let’s talk about curriculum. Here’s what we so often hear, “What Waldorf homeschooling curriculum should I buy?” And the asker thinks once they figure that out, they’re done! Good to go. Ready to Waldorf homeschool! Whoa, not…
