Christopherus
Homeschool -- Mentioned often on my site, Donna Simmons has
extensive experience and resources on her site. Waldorf In The Home--
Rahima Baldwin-Darcy's site covering a wealth of Waldorf issues,
information on her conferences. Wonder Ranch -- Lucie
Smoker's site about Waldorf Homeschooling, very comprehensive Millennial Child -- Eugene
Schwartz' site, provides block rotations, and descriptions of material
by grade as well as articles by Eugene Waldorf Resources -- The
website that came from the WE_HS list. Many good reviews and much, much
information Bob and Nancy's -- An excellent
resource for information and hard to find books Waldorf Family Network
-- Mainly focused on New England Waldorfers, this site is helpful to
everyone interested in Waldorf, excellent resources pages also. Steiner Schools in Australia
-- A site with information on Steiner schools in Australia as well as
general Waldorf information Waldorf World -- A listing of
many, many Waldorf resources, in many different areas. Non-Violent Communication and
Waldorf -- John Cunningham's website devoted to Non-Violent
Communication and Waldorf. If you ever have the chance to hear John
speak grab it...he is great! Mother-To-Mother Homeschool
-- Unique homeschooling Waldorf-inspired curriculum and resources based
on 8 years of hands-on experience. Offering lesson plans, CD/ROMs with
beautiful pictures, puberty ceremonies, nutritional guidance and more.
Live Education! -- Known
as one of the "true" Waldorf curricula for homeschoolers, beautifully
written and illustrated. Christopherus Homeschool
-- Donna has put together several publications which I have found useful
including her Waldorf Overview and her First Grade Syllabus Oak Meadow -- A curriculum laid
out for you day by day as to what to do when, not truly Waldorf
Paths of Discovery -- I have little experience with POD but have
hear people who are very happy with their books. Golden Beetle Books
-- I don't have experience with these books but I wanted to include them
as many people like them. The books go through high school.
Waldorf Online Support Groups
Waldorf at
Home -- Donna Simmons' group, very active group WE_HS -- The original
Waldorf Homeschooling group. A very well-informed group of women (and
men) Waldorf
Homeschooling--Special Needs -- My group which focuses on Waldorf
homeschooling for special needs children
General Homeschooling
A-Z Home's Cool: A
general homeschooling site covering any and all homeschooling subjects.
Bella Luna Toys -- Bella
Luna Toys sells many Waldorf toys and craft kits Magic Cabin Dolls -- Visit Magic
Cabin Dolls to find a huge catalog of Waldorf friendly products and toys Waldorf Shop -- A "Waldorf
Mall" online listing many Waldorf suppliers of material, toys, and
products
Bipolar Resources
CABF -- Childhood and Adolescent
Bipolar Foundation: Information on childhood bipolar disorder,
education, medication, finding a doctor, support groups, online chat,
and much more. Brainstorm: Your Pediatric Bipolar Info
Source: A site by three moms covering many, many subjects about
bipolar disorder in children. I moderated an online discussion group
with one of the owners and found her to be one of the most informed moms
I have ever known. She has been homeschooling for many, many years. NAMI--The Nation's Voice on Mental Illness:
Very good site with a lot of information on bipolar (both for adults and
children). They also offer support groups in many different cities
around the US. The Bipolar Child: A website
by the authors of The Bipolar Child, the number one resource for parents
of children with bipolar disorder.
Websites For Unit Studies/Specific
Subjects
Millstone Education: World Literature study units by grade.
Wonderful site, $35 annual fee. Living Math: Study math thorough
history. A great way to study math. Online classes available, very
thorough list of books, online discussion group.
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