Waldorf Homeschool Resource Links
Head, Hearts and Hands Homeschool Arts Enrichment Program
This program is designed to offer homeschooled children through grades 1-7 an opportunity to engage in Waldorf inspired activities with a focus on art, music, drama, movement, along with nature based play and exploration.
Register for Homeschooling and/or Head,Hearts and Hands
Homeschool Resources Links
Here you will find articles related to anything and everything to do with Waldorf Homeschooling including; anthroposophy, spirituality, parenting advice, book reviews, sharing of stories, verses, lesson ideas, festivals and crafts, food and cooking. This website is limitless in terms of the information provided to help assist you in your homeschooling journey.
The Waldorf- Inspired Learning website was founded by Jean Miller. She has twenty plus years of Waldorf homeschooling experience. On this website you can purchase mentor sessions and guidebooks to help organize your yearly program plan. You can also purchase an online course that you can complete at your own pace. It offers a solid foundation in the unique aspects of Waldorf education along with specific ideas and action steps to create your own homeschooling plan (kindergarten to grade eight). This website also offers free webinars and articles on Waldorf homeschooling and a virtual gathering place where you can discuss the lectures Rudolf Steiner gave at the Teacher’s Seminar in 1919 (posted on the website), the very first Waldorf teacher training.
Waldorf Without Walls
This site is no longer actively being updated, but here you can learn more about Waldorf Homeschooling and read helpful articles.
Waldorf Teacher Resources
On this website Waldorf teachers share curriculum ideas, main lesson pages, music and resources. You will find materials organized by grade and lesson block, each with a tab labeled "Gems." On this tab are individual posts containing curriculum ideas and materials which worked well in the classroom. Each post may have main lesson work or useful materials attached. If you are looking for lesson plan ideas for a specific subject, this is a great website. There are also many free resources available to download.
A web site “to share as much about Waldorf education’s roots and fruits”
Ready Made Waldorf Curriculum
Resources for Kindergarten to grade eight – lovely, straightforward, simple, cost effective
Live Education has curriculum for Kindergarten to grade eight – lovely, and in depth.
Christopherus has Waldorf curriculum for Kindergarten to grade eight.
Lavender Blue has Waldorf curriculum for Kindergarten to grade three.
Earth Schooling Create Your own Waldorf Curriculum
There are many options to choose from in this website. There is online as well as paper curriculum and includes Waldorf from a secular approach.
This website has curriculum from Pre-K to High school.
Jaime York is a Waldorf math educator, math missionary and created the Making Math Meaningful™ series. This website has online class and seminars as well as books and curriculum for purchase.
Waldorf Homeschool Blogs
Ancient Hearth
While this blog is no longer being updated, The Ancient Hearth blog includes curriculum from grades 1 to 3. This site also provides free stories for lessons from grades 1 to 3, free arts and crafts, tutorials and seminars.
Frontier Dreams
The highlight of the Frontier Dreams blog is the crafts that are presented. It includes a link for anyone who would like to share their own completed work or work in progress. There are also some tutorials for making crafts.
The Parenting Passageway
This blog is supportive for parents who are homeschooling, as it includes articles related to childhood and adult development, discipline, and family life.
*The blogs listed below each include beautiful photography and journaling of a family’s homeschooling journey. The photos are inspiring and may ignite some fresh ideas for learning.
Joyful Living
Our Ash Grove
