Written by Kara S. Anderson. For three years I had been wondering about joining a particular local weekly homeschool co-op. And, then, last winter, I got my sign -- they were offering a Waldorf preschool class, taught by a trained Waldorf teacher. We try to be Waldorfy, I thought, as I …
The Learning That Happens in the Spaces Between
The following is a guest post written by Kara Anderson. I was talking with a new friend recently. She is the first person who I have actually met who uses the same curriculum I do and it was a relief to connect with someone familiar with the work we were doing every day. I was telling her how …
8 Ways Having a Rhythm Helps a Mom’s Day
The following is a guest post written by Kara Anderson. It was a few days after Christmas, and our house was a mess. The pantry was empty and there was a house-wide sock shortage. It was at that point, I realized, that we had definitely lost our rhythm. I first came across the idea of …
Tourschooling: How to Make Any Trip Educational
The following is a guest post written by Kara Anderson. Last year, my husband and I sat down to look at our finances and were not exactly shocked to see that we wouldn’t be heading to Spain for a family vacation. But he had some time off available, and we wanted to spend it having a family …
