First Grade Rose Ceremony for Waldorf Homeschoolers

Description

In many Waldorf schools, moving into First Grade is marked with a ceremony. The ones I have heard of the most are Rose Ceremonies—the eighth grade class greets the new first grade class on the first day of school, acknowledging them with a rose. They then greet their Grade One teacher and begin their new work at the school.

Homeschoolers can have the benefit of this ceremony as well. I have had a small, private rose ceremony with both of my children before starting first grade, and the change in their demeanor and their own internal shift—so this is what it means to be a First Grader!—is palatable.

This little booklet will help you have your own rose ceremony for first grade. It includes:

* Getting ready--collecting the items you'll need
* Setting up--preparing yourself and your space for the ceremony
* The ceremony--a basic outline complete with ideas and suggestions to make this ceremony your own
* First Grade Ceremony story--a little story I have used with my children for this special day

As with all of my booklets, this is an accounting of things I have actually done and have used to enrich my own homeschool.

This ceremony is available as a .pdf document and will arrive in your email box upon receipt of payment. *I ask that you do not forward or distribute this work and use it for your own homeschool.*

Added on Sep 07, 2009

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