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Last time, we talked about what a day at Seasons of Seven actually looks like: the live classes, the handwork, the Main Lesson Books built with real care. But families don't stay for the curriculum alone. They stay for what happens between the lessons.

The Gift of Community

A child who's excited to ...

 Maybe this is your story...

You fell in love with Waldorf.

The watercolor paintings drying on the windowsill. The handwork basket by the couch. The block crayons worn down to stubs. The way childhood was protected instead of rushed.

But life didn't fit inside a traditional classroom anymore.

Yo...

Rhythm: The Heart of Waldorf Education

In Waldorf education we speak often about rhythm. Rhythm structures our curriculum, guides the flow of the year, and scaffolds and shapes our days. Perhaps most importantly, especially when homeschooling enters the picture, rhythm supports the whole family and...

Attention: Florida Residents

At Seasons of Seven, we recognize that homeschooling is a significant investment of both time and heart, and we know that the added costs can sometimes feel like a hurdle.

That’s why we work diligently to keep our course tuition as accessible as possible without compro...

Live Recording Replay - Melisa at the Michaelmas Festival and Conference 

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At Seasons of Seven you have the best of both worlds!
Freedom in your child's schooling and support to not walk this path alone. 

From those that have experienced the possibilities of our program:

“This will be our fourth year and we love the whole experience. The girls are well challenged and nurtur...

​Enjoy this easy-to-navigate resource list to get you headed in the right direction for your child's Waldorf education.

We love hearing from families and helping with the questions that come up. Email us at seasonsofsevenvirtualschool@gmail.com 


EARLY CHILDHOOD

Early Childhood

Opening and Closing Vers...

Have you ever been asked "how will your child be socialized being a homeschooler?".

Do you feel like you don't have time for yourself as a homeschool parent?

This podcast is for you!

Learn more about our program HERE.

We very much see parents as partners with our teachers. We see the most succeed when parents oversee the course work of their students.

Parent Child

Throughout one's journey in Waldorf Education, one will likely frequently encounter the idea that one of the purposes of Waldorf Education is to educate free human beings. In the early years, students are guided through their artistic work and early academic work, often following an example from the...