Ya know, I have used this recipe for a really long time, but haven’t made it once since I moved to Iowa. Our kitchen doesn’t feel right to me and I try not to be in there as much as possible. But I realized that I have not posted this information for others to use. [...]
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Bread Recipe
Posted in homeschooling, homesteading, Waldorf, tagged Bread Recipe, recipe on February 15, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Day 2 Faerie Festival; A Midsummer Nights Dream
Posted in arts, community, friends, homeschooling, Pictures, Waldorf, tagged A Mid, A Midsummer Nights Dream, Faerie, Homeschool Players, homeschooling, NY on June 28, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Saturday, was dry and sunny!!! The Faerie Festival was waking with the sun and wonderful performers were popping up everywhere. The vendors were happy and the faerie folk were out to play! The Homeschool Players were ready and I am pretty sure most parents were ready for this last performance to be done. Still moist [...]
A Wet Day 1 of Faerie Fest
Posted in arts, community, friends, homeschooling, Pictures, Waldorf, tagged A Midsummer Nights Dream, Faerie Festival, Homeschool, Homeschool Players, NY, theater on June 28, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Set up in an open circle was a challenge but the kids were up for anything. They were perfectly flexible! One minute to show time and the sky opened up and poured down upon us for the entire performance. Amazingly, these kids kept plugging along and not one complained, even through close drowning moments!! We [...]
Native American Festival
Posted in arts, celebrations, community, family, homeschooling, Pictures, Waldorf, tagged Native American, Native American Main Lesson Block, Native AMerican Tribe, Native American Unit, Third Grade, Waldorf Third Grade Education on June 16, 2009 | 1 Comment »
This last weekend T. and I attended a local small Native American festival. We walked around the circle of vendors and appreciated all the interesting arts that created lovely beaded, leather, musical, and edible wares. T. was very fortunate in the fact that normally a couple doesn’t not allow children under the age of 13 [...]
Seventh Grade Happenings
Posted in arts, community, family, homeschooling, Pictures, Waldorf, tagged Algebra, Decimals, Fractions, geometry, Geometry Constructions, Geometry Main Lesson Block, homeschooling, Main Lesson Book, Mathematics Seventh Grade, Middles Ages Main Lesson Block, Seventh Grade, Seventh Grade Waldorf, waldorf homeschooling on May 20, 2009 | 3 Comments »
We finally finished the IOWA testing. Now, I sit here and wait for the results to show up at my door. We have been concentrating so much on Mathematics lately, that most everything else has been put aside. Decimal, Algebra, Geometry, and Fractions have mostly been what we have been working on. B. has continued [...]
Third Grade Happenings
Posted in arts, community, homeschooling, Pictures, Waldorf, tagged homeschooling, homeschooling in NY, Main Lesson, Main Lesson Block, Native American Main Lesson Block, Old Testament Main Lesson Block, Third Grade, Waldorf, waldorf homeschooling on May 20, 2009 | 3 Comments »
We have been working on our Main Lesson Book for Third Grade Studies. We finished up our Old Testament Main Lesson. T. actually enjoyed many of the stories. I would have liked to have gotten in many more stories, but I think we got as far as we needed to. Oma, the Jewish Grandmother was [...]
Bundy Museum Visit
Posted in arts, community, Exotic, homeschooling, Pictures, Waldorf, tagged African Art Exhibit, Asian Art Exhibit, Binghamton NY, Bundy Museum, Chinese Art Exhibit, field trip, homeschooling, IBM History, Industrial Era, Local History, Local Museum, Time Recording Machine, Victorian Era on May 12, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The Bundy Museum is a local museum that is filled with all sorts of historical artifacts from various collections. Most importantly it contains the beginning of IBM. In this museum you see the very beginnings of the industrial era come to life and the connection to our modern day world. I was thoroughly impressed that [...]
Interesting Teeth changes
Posted in family, Waldorf, tagged anthroposophy, teeth changes, temperament, Waldorf on May 6, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Last night T. came to me with a lower eye tooth in his hand. This is the second tooth in the last two weeks. Same one on the other side of his mouth last week came out. We have completed the 9 year change, but for the most part we pretty much saw typical T. [...]
Another Visit to the MOST Museum
Posted in community, family, homeschooling, Pictures, Waldorf, tagged field, field trips, homeschooling, MOST Museum, NY, science, Syracuse, Toothpick building, Virtual Basketball on May 2, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
MOST Museum in Syracuse is a great place to really see some fantastic exhibits and for the kids to get a work out! Inside the exhibit hall is an enormous playground. Today we were not so fortunate to have found the place school free, so we had hundreds of public school children screaming and playing [...]
Last Gym Class
Posted in community, friends, homeschooling, Pictures, Waldorf, tagged Gym Class, homeschooling, PA homeschooling on May 2, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Thursday, we had our last Gym class for the school year. We will begin again sometime in Sept/Oct. We had so much fun with this group of really polite children. We look forward to joining in again. I hope being around these children will help my boys waken in themselves the importance of manners and [...]
