i don't understand what this tribe has to do with gnomes, other than the three words in the title.. is it some secret code that people from the waldorf schools use? please fill me in. thanks.
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Re: gnomes and waldorf?
Tue, February 8, 2005 - 7:41 PMhey.. thanks for all those replies in 3 months time. I really feel all warm and fuzzy inside now..
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Re: gnomes and waldorf?
Wed, February 9, 2005 - 5:24 PMthanks, that was a good laugh. I teach 1st grade in a Waldorf school and I use gnomes alot as characters in stories that reach the childrens' imagination. In the young child, the imagination is the doorway to developing future thinking capacity. I have math gnomes and reading gnomes and the children journey with the gnomes into the skills that I am showing them. -
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Sat, April 23, 2005 - 1:13 AMHey where do you teach? I teach Kindergarten in Bellingham, wa.
I truelly love fairies and gnomes. they go on so many adventures. I see that you live in or has lived in Hawaii, I lived ther at one time on the Big Island and maui. Yeah Hawaii!! Anyway you seeme chill so i thought i would write and say Hi! -
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Sun, April 24, 2005 - 10:09 AMI Fernie. I live and teach in New Mexico now. Lived on Maui for a few years but most of my time in Hawaii was on Kauai. Getting ready for May Day... -
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Re: gnomes and waldorf?
Sun, January 1, 2006 - 10:22 PMI found gnomes to be one of my connections to biodynamics and through that to waldorf,
the thing is I follow native tradition and work with earth,air,fire,water spirits and my intro to biodynamics was filled with reference to gnomes, undines and salamanders, with faeries, and my question was; what is this and how does it relate?
Answer;earth=stone spirits= gnomes, air-faery, water=undines, salamanders are the fire spirits, so then it made sense.
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