Preschool At Home- Circle Time- Waldorf/Montessori Inspired Homeschool

[@XxXshonastarXxX]

The vowel song is genius! Never heard that before but it's perfect.

[@kngil91]

Love it , thank you so much. Beautiful work

[@story7088]

This is super cute! I love the flexibility in meeting the various needs in your class using different methods. Really appreciate you sharing.

[@ashleymcginness1643]

Thank you so much! I love having circle time in our homeschool and needed new ideas! The songs are so sweet!

[@lztibarra]

Thank you for all the wonderful ideas!! Just discovered your channel and subscribed immediately!!!

[@inspiredrootsranch3695]

I’m so glad you’re finding my videos helpful. I haven’t made a new video in a few weeks because my family have been on vacation but I’ll be back to making new videos soon. If there are any videos you’d like me to make or any questions you have please let me know.

[@lztibarra]

@@inspiredrootsranch3695 Enjoy your vacation!!! I would love to know what you're recommendations are for an eclectic family. What Waldorf principles or activities do you see as indispensable?

[@hearthatehaven]

Thank you so much for this! Very helpful! And I LOVE the vowel song!

[@themightytvlogs8641]

Good job on this video. Anyone with their own daycare/preschool can get some great ideas from you!

[@kimberlywiegert2159]

This was very helpful, thank you so much!

[@inspiredrootsranch3695]

You are very welcome! I’m glad you found it helpful 🤗

[@alexphood]

This is such a valuable video!! Thank you so much for creating it and inspiring me to start this with my 3 year old!

[@inspiredrootsranch3695]

I’m so glad you found it helpful!

[@CenteredlParentingTV]

This is a great example of a traditional preschool circle time. This is not at all in alignment with Waldorf philosophy, though. You have some materials in the background that one could possibly find in a Waldorf setting, but that does not make this an example of a Waldorf-inspired circle at any age, let alone preschool. I think it's important to be accurate in our descriptions if we are putting ourselves forth as a teacher. The quizzing of children and asking them questions like, 'What day is it?" "What color is this?" is actually believed to be damaging to a young child within the Waldorf methodology. It's not about buying some silks and some grade school books and then applying those to a public school model. You can of course do that if you so choose, but it would be more honest to call it, a 'traditional preschool circle.' At no point is a circle about showing children posters and asking them questions in Waldorf. Seasonal songs would be sung in a particular scale, in a particular way with healthy movement. Children wouldn't sit and listen to a song and answer questions asked by a teacher. For those who are interested in what a Waldorf circle does look like in preschool, here is a good example: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJKahIZnpNGra6s I am not meaning to criticize, but just to offer an accurate depiction of what Waldorf is...

[@22ndMansion]

Fantastic video. Can you please either write the name of the printables or post a link. I'm having a hard time finding them on Etsy. Thanks!

[@inspiredrootsranch3695]

For some reason it’s not letting me paste the link but this is the Etsy shop: HappyHepburn LLC

[@22ndMansion]

@@inspiredrootsranch3695 Found it thanks!!!