Wheel of the Year Guide - history of pagan / wiccan festivals, with activities, tips & printable calendars
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* Imbolc * Ostara * Beltane * Litha * Lammas * Mabon *Samhain * Yule *
This 24-page PDF eBook includes information and tips on the eight festivals and their origins, the rich history behind the wheel of the year, and calendars for you to print and use.
Learning about our ancestors is historically fascinating and helps connect us with nature. For each festival on the wheel (in addition to its history and mythology), I’ve listed associated colours, objects (to use for an altar or display) and ideas for some family-friendly activities. This is a straightforward guide with no religious bias; it is ideal for a history topic, those interested in following the seasons, or nature journaling.
The Wheel of the Year calendar (also called a sabbat or pagan calendar) represents the cycle of life and the Earth’s seasonal journey around the sun. The wheel's eight festivals honour the practices of our Western European ancestors (mainly Germanic & Celtic). Many of us today find ourselves looking to their old ways, traditions and beliefs - seeking a connection to our earth that has unfortunately been lost in modern times.
* PLEASE NOTE that the calendars included in this guide are for the Northern Hemisphere.
There is a set of just WOTY Calendars
And a pack of lovely Wheel of the Year festival Posters
This guide is now available to buy as a printed book from Amazon
For best printing results, open the PDF using 'Adobe Acrobat' - the reader app is free to download for all platforms. Select paper size 'A4' and a 'fit to page or printable area' option to avoid cropping when printing. Only print the pages you need to, to save ink.
\\ Product reviews from Etsy //
"Perfect addition to our homeschool as we learned about our ancestors from Europe and what celebrations they might have engaged in before the spread of Christianity. We enjoyed learning all about the festivals and colouring in the wheel as each one arrived!"
"Beautiful pages with great information"
"Fabulous resource and really easy to use. Excellent quality, just what I was looking for. Thank you"
>>> Printing, usage & distribution policy
All digital files and content within this pack are the copyrighted property of Sasha Jackson of ‘Dartmoor Kin’.
This is a personal and limited group-use resource. You are welcome to print it for your own family, class, group, or session, but the digital file must not be shared, uploaded, copied, resold, or redistributed. Full usage guidance is included inside the pack.
This 24-page PDF eBook includes information and tips on the eight festivals and their origins, the rich history behind the wheel of the year, and calendars for you to print and use.
Have you seen our new Mabon and Samhain Family Packs? Wheel of the Year resources full of stories, crafts and activities
Learning about our ancestors is historically fascinating and helps connect us with nature. For each festival on the wheel (in addition to its history and mythology), I’ve listed associated colours, objects (to use for an altar or display) and ideas for some family-friendly activities. This is a straightforward guide with no religious bias; it is ideal for a history topic, those interested in following the seasons, or nature journaling.
The Wheel of the Year calendar (also called a sabbat or pagan calendar) represents the cycle of life and the Earth’s seasonal journey around the sun. The wheel's eight festivals honour the practices of our Western European ancestors (mainly Germanic & Celtic). Many of us today find ourselves looking to their old ways, traditions and beliefs - seeking a connection to our earth that has unfortunately been lost in modern times.
* PLEASE NOTE that the calendars included in this guide are for the Northern Hemisphere.
There is a set of just WOTY Calendars
And a pack of lovely Wheel of the Year festival Posters
This guide is now available to buy as a printed book from Amazon
For best printing results, open the PDF using 'Adobe Acrobat' - the reader app is free to download for all platforms. Select paper size 'A4' and a 'fit to page or printable area' option to avoid cropping when printing. Only print the pages you need to, to save ink.
\\ Product reviews from Etsy //
"Perfect addition to our homeschool as we learned about our ancestors from Europe and what celebrations they might have engaged in before the spread of Christianity. We enjoyed learning all about the festivals and colouring in the wheel as each one arrived!"
"Beautiful pages with great information"
"Fabulous resource and really easy to use. Excellent quality, just what I was looking for. Thank you"
>>> Printing, usage & distribution policy
All digital files and content within this pack are the copyrighted property of Sasha Jackson of ‘Dartmoor Kin’.
This is a personal and limited group-use resource. You are welcome to print it for your own family, class, group, or session, but the digital file must not be shared, uploaded, copied, resold, or redistributed. Full usage guidance is included inside the pack.
