Seasons of Joy Looking for a way to bring peace and joy to your day?
Seasons of Joy is my 10-week seasonal guidebook to add rhythm and fun to your daily routine. Each guidebook has ten weeks' worth of circle times, stories, arts, crafts, and handwork, painting, playtime activities and more!
Seasons of Joy seeks to empower families to create peaceful rhythms and routines and joyful celebrations that follow the circle of the year. The blog also chronicles our adventures in living simply, loving exuberantly, and Waldorf inspired homeschooling.
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This past weekend to welcome autumn we made one of our favorite playdough recipes from Autumn Seasons of Joy.

You need: 1 cup water 1 T. oil 1 cup flour 1/2 cup salt 2 tsp. cream of tartar 2 tsp. pumpkin pie spice Orange food coloring (2 parts yellow to 1 part red; paprika or carrot juice also make a nice natural dye)
Mix together over low heat. Knead when cool, adding more flour if needed.
And that’s all there is to it—easy peasy! And oh my goodness, it smells soooooooo good. Read more...

Time to wrap-up the Michaelmas posts!
I wrote a series of posts on “Taming the Dragons” as inner work leading up to Michaelmas.
I also have an awesome Michaelmas Pinterest board.
Lots of families shared their Michaelmas celebrations on Waldorf Wednesday as well.
Hope your Michaelmas was full of courage!
Source: Carla Gillis Postcard from Waldorf Toys
It’s a brand new month and a whole new season! Michaelmas is behind us and now we begin a month that’s filled with chillier days, cozying up together, and stretching our imaginations. Whether you celebrate Halloween or not, October seems like a month that’s just made for building forts and dressing up… or at least that’s the way it’s always been at our house. Read more...
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Our Current Read Aloud: When You Reach Me
In the car we’re listening to… The Mysterious Benedict Society and Prisoner’s Dilemma
Character Counts! This month’s character trait is: Courage!!
"Courage is not simply one of the virtues, but the form of every virtue at the testing point." ~C S Lewis
Blessed Mother Teresa, Pray for Us! 
Love begins by taking care of the closest ones - the ones at home.
~Mother Teresa
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