Why didn't I think of this years ago !!! Today I awoke with this idea to use magnet bars to organize the scissors, sewing nick nacks that have metal, and also the carving tools for woodworking...aaaaack, all of these things are just knocking around in boxes in classrooms...I think I have enough in my budget to buy a few. It will be so helpfull...but when will I find the time to go to Ikea to pick them up? Oh, right, I can mail order...but Ikea isn't that far! Oh my gosh...this is going to be perfect!
http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/00116901
Handwork Teacher Blog of student's work and general musings of a handwork specialist~
Monday, January 31, 2011
Thursday, January 27, 2011
More video testimonials to Waldorf Education
Additional testimonials to Waldorf Education from my co-workers! Aren't they wonderful!
Medieval Tunics Begin
These are the freshly dyed Tunics for this year's 6th grade medieval games. They chose sable (black) which created quite an issue with one parent who has now taken her child out of my class because of it. Does anyone have an opinion about this? I think it is just fine to have this color for the tunics, and I also knew they would not turn out completely black anyway, if that was the issue! Black was available in Medieval times...
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Really heavy sigh...
Hmm, needing to post some pictures, but lacking the energy from being sick and some pretty serious (I think) teenage son issues...I could stay home and sigh and cry a little, but off to school I go to sew with my 8th graders and knit with my 5th graders, head held high and hanging my "woe is me's"on the hook by the door! We finally died the "sable" tunics, which turned out more greyish purplish, as I figured they would....
Thursday, January 20, 2011
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
January blues
Am I the only handwork teacher out there that considers a change in career around January? I think I am just a little tired and maybe a little blue from all the fogged in days here...That said, the January conference was very uplifting and reminded me of why I love Waldorf education so much! Eugene Schwartz was a key speaker, and he is just wonderful...a little wisdom, humor, and controversy!
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