Visible Speech – Visible Singing
So folks, you’ve had a lot to think about over these last 2 weeks. I hope some of you were able to apply some of the things we have been talking about. If it still seems a bit overwhelming, don’t worry. This is a lot of information I am giving to you at one time.... Continue Reading →
I want to state again that I am not a professional Eurythmist yet. But I feel this is a valuable experience as a good example of watching for signs of maturity in the 6 year olds in First Grade. Whether you are attempting Eurythmy at home, or are doing Waldorf homeschooling, there is a lesson... Continue Reading →
Welcome to the Willing Stage! This is a fun time! It is all about the imagination. Children in this stage live very much in their imaginations. Their imaginations ARE their reality so we must be very careful what we chose to present to them. The stories and activities that you chose for your lessons are... Continue Reading →
I just want to reiterate that I AM NOT a professional Eurythmist yet. I will be trained in the ways of the masters one day. But for now, I am just a lowly homeschool mom who is trying her darndest to bring Eurythmy to her children as a part of their Waldorf education. I have... Continue Reading →
I hear you, I hear you. You are saying, "If letter gestures are natural movements, then why don't I get it?!" Let me explain... As I was talking with some of the older kids at our co-op, a lot of them were able to guess what some of the letter gestures were. I was amazed... Continue Reading →
Resolute Rhythm 