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Waldorf Education can be considered a homeschooling method. Is it right for your family?

Steiner's thought on children's growth and evolution is the basis of the famous Steiner-Waldorf education, and is more modern than ever.

Waldorf education is worldwide, yet it is not widely understood. The best way to comprehend Waldorf is by explaining how these schools differ from mainstream schools.

Waldorf schools can be pricey. Waldorf homeschooling is a way to provide a Waldorf education at home. Plan your own activities, or purchase a Waldorf curriculum.

Parents looking for an approach to play that's educational and wholesome should look no further than Waldorf toys. These natural toys stimulate the mind and imagination.

Rudolf Steiner saw handwork as an important part of a Waldorf education. Not just fun, finger knitting and needle knitting aid in intellectual and emotional development.

A parent's guide to how Waldorf teachers assess whether a child is physically ready to move up from kindergarten and begin the academic work of first grade.

The Waldorf kindergarten acts as a bridge between a child's life at home and the later, more academic years in school.

In 1924, Rudolf Steiner asked and answered the question: what is the importance of education in the life of the individual and in the cultural life of the present age?

Several homeschool styles, such as Waldorf and Enki, incorporate circles and rhythms into their daily routines.