EP185: When is the right time to start first grade in your Waldorf-inspired homeschool? This episode captures the fascinating shift from the informal, story-rich kindergarten days to the more structured and rhythmic two-day lesson plan of first grade. Listen in for suggestions on the creation of main lesson books, bringing stories and artistic activities, and the introduction of age-appropriate stories that genuinely meet the developmental needs of your growing child.

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EP184: Ever find yourself drowning in a sea of homeschool curriculum choices, or feel like you've just not cracked the code on how to teach your kiddos at home? Listen up as we pull a favorite episode from the Art of Homeschooling podcast archives to guide you through the maze of curriculum planning. We're not just talking about picking a pre-packed set of books off the shelf; we're crafting a living, breathing educational journey that meets your children right where they are. No more feeling behind or overwhelmed by curriculum. Whether you're at the beginning of your homeschool journey or longing to reignite creativity, this episode is your ticket to charting a personalized homeschooling journey and navigating curriculum choices with ease.

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EP183: How can we help our children learn a foreign language at home? Try using stories! Listen in as Jean talks with Jennifer Moscato of One Third Stories all about how stories and hands-on activities can help parents teach a foriegn language at home even when they haven't learned the language themselves. As a stay-at-home mom turned educator and entrepreneur, Jennifer brings a relatable warmth to our conversation, blending her rich experiences with the innovative principles of Waldorf education.

This episode dives into the practicalities of One Third Stories' unique method, showcasing how curated story boxes become a treasure trove of learning. With original children's tales, accompanied by activities and flashcards, and narrated by native speakers, these resources can enrich your summer learning plans or fit snugly into a broader homeschooling curriculum, fostering a global perspective and cultural appreciation along the way. It's the 'hidden vegetables' approach to learning showcasing the power of parental involvement and the profound empathy that can be nurtured through the art of story-based language learning.

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