We are very excited about our new eBook! Often, teachers, parents and homeschooling families ask about how to teach children about reproduction. Rick has been developing this eBook for the past three years, and it is now available for pre-order through our Etsy shop!
The eBook is currently featured in the Global Waldorf Expo at The Waldorf Connection June 13-15, 2014. Click here to register!
Some information about the book....
You might remember when you were a teenager and your parents gave you “the talk.” You sat down on the family room sofa and they started lecturing about birds and bees. You were slightly baffled about the reference to flying garden creatures! Mostly, you were feeling squirmy and awkward. You realized, as they lectured on, that they were equally uncomfortable.
Fast forward. Somehow, you became the proud parent of a teenager. Well, it is not really somehow. You know how you became a parent. It is the most natural thing we humans do. And yet, you are sitting with your teenager and finding yourself in the same position as your parents a few years before. This time, however, you decide not to use the birds and bees metaphor. This time, you are so ready. You have read Let’s Talk Biology and Biography, an eBook about facing your adolescent child with compassion and courage.
Let’s Talk Biology and Biography gives a positive and healthy message about human sexuality. It contains a unique and beautiful diagram that connects reproduction with relationship, an illustration that compares male and female reproductive organs, and of the female fertility cycle. With simple descriptions that accompany the illustrations, this eBook can serve you as a parent through “the talk” or, as an educator and homeschooling parent, offer you an introductory set of lessons you can do with your students.
More than ever, in this tech age of casual (mis)information, we owe it to our children to be the ones to offer heartfelt words that affirm the celebration of a healthy sense of self and relationships.
Beautifully written and illustrated eBook by Waldorf Teacher Rick Tan, MD of Syrendell, based on his own teaching in the middle grades, his medical degree background, and homeschooling his own children. All contents are copyrighted. This eBook is for your own personal use, only. Please contact us if you are interested in utilizing this in a school setting and need permission to reproduce information/artwork.
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Friday, June 13, 2014
Monday, December 2, 2013
Family Handwork
We love doing handwork projects as a family! Our new eBook was written to inspire families to create beautiful handwork projects as a family at home. Available in our Etsy shop.
1. Knitted gnome and bed
2. Crochet/Knit Baby Blanket
3. Natural Silk Gift Wrapping
4. Handspun Woven Table Runner
Information about supplies, planning, importance of family handwork and resources included. 18 pages. This listing is for one digital copy that is in pdf format. Upon purchase, you will be able to download it directly through Etsy. eBook is for your own personal family use, only. Schools and co-op groups may email us for information on a custom listing for their organization.
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
Learning Anatomy Through Art
Learn the cross-hatching technique as you draw muscles and bones of the human body! Dr. Rick Tan shows you how in a video available in our Etsy shop and at the Bearth Institute.
Appropriate for grade 8 Waldorf on up, although artists, homeschoolers, and those interested in anatomy will enjoy it at a variety of ages. The picture featured here is from our 8th grade daughter, Joey.
Appropriate for grade 8 Waldorf on up, although artists, homeschoolers, and those interested in anatomy will enjoy it at a variety of ages. The picture featured here is from our 8th grade daughter, Joey.

Friday, December 25, 2009
Waldorf Dolls

We just wanted to take a moment and feature a wonderful Etsy shop that creates beautiful Waldorf dolls! The shop is called Whitter Woodlands. The owner, Mindy, sometimes uses our handspun yarns and naturally dyded silks in her lovely fairy, mermaid and other doll creations.
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Vote for our Felted Acorns on Etsy!
Our felted acorns are featured in Etsy's favorite autumn decor contest right now! Please vote for us (look for the felted acorns from Syrendell):
http://www.etsy.com/voter_list.php?ref=voter&room_id=75
http://www.etsy.com/voter_list.php?ref=voter&room_id=75
Tuesday, September 8, 2009
Please Vote for Ricky's Handspun Yarn!

Ricky's handspun yarn got nominated by Etsy for "Which Yarn Gets You In A Knitty Mood?". Yay! The yarn is called "Candy" and our shop is tlwoldc. Please come vote! Each registered Etsy person can vote for one. Thanks, in advance! Here is the link to take you to the voting:
Friday, March 6, 2009
Lucy Leprechaun and Mother Teresa in the Dell!
We welcomed two visitors to Syrendell, Lucy Leprechaun and Mother Teresa. They stopped by and chatted it up with the sprites and fairydell. Lucy talked about the rainbow she had seen two days ago and when she went to go find the pot of gold, it was a pot of boiling basmati rice instead! (It's India Week at homeschool in the dell.) Mother Teresa told a little limerick and everyone laughed - who knew this Nobel laureate could be so funny - she is so endearing! Thank you both for gracing our dell with your cuteness!
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