love, love love your videos. I am trying to go more than waldorfish in my homeschool and you are really putting some of the aspects of this philosophy into perspective for me. Hope to see more of your videos soon!
I really appreciate that 😊 and I'm glad you have found them to be useful in that way, that was the intention. I have another few in the works. Just gotta find the time to film them. All the best on your journey and please let me know if you have any questions or want to know more about a certain thing x
You’re most welcome, it’s good to start thinking about their ‘formal’ education early. I have found that exploring different educational methods is helping guide me as I learn to parent my 14 month old. Heaps to learn aye! Good luck on your journey :)
My boys loooooove doing things with their hands and craft and just the process of art. We’re a Playcentre family, and the kids have started public school. But I’m looking for something like this for additional after school “homeschooling”.
Hi Crysta. You can do wet felting or make fleece angels. I'll pop a video for Handwork with under 3s over the next week or so. But remember most children under the age of 3 just want to explore the material rather than want to make something. It's best to make things next to them, that if they want they can help with. But just let them play with it all and don't focus on instructing them :). That's my Waldorfy opinion anyway x
love, love love your videos. I am trying to go more than waldorfish in my homeschool and you are really putting some of the aspects of this philosophy into perspective for me. Hope to see more of your videos soon!
I really appreciate that 😊 and I'm glad you have found them to be useful in that way, that was the intention. I have another few in the works. Just gotta find the time to film them. All the best on your journey and please let me know if you have any questions or want to know more about a certain thing x
This is great. My daughter is only 2 and a half but I'm learning so much about education and what I want for her. Thank you
You’re most welcome, it’s good to start thinking about their ‘formal’ education early. I have found that exploring different educational methods is helping guide me as I learn to parent my 14 month old. Heaps to learn aye! Good luck on your journey :)
My boys loooooove doing things with their hands and craft and just the process of art. We’re a Playcentre family, and the kids have started public school. But I’m looking for something like this for additional after school “homeschooling”.
It’s perfect for after school/wind down times. We have just started Playcentre too and we love it!
What kind of projects can younger (2 years old) do? You mentioned lambs fleece...what would one do with that? Thanks for your lovely videos!
Hi Crysta. You can do wet felting or make fleece angels. I'll pop a video for Handwork with under 3s over the next week or so. But remember most children under the age of 3 just want to explore the material rather than want to make something. It's best to make things next to them, that if they want they can help with. But just let them play with it all and don't focus on instructing them :). That's my Waldorfy opinion anyway x