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Class 5 students were assigned a book report interview after their completion of The Golden Goblet from their Ancient Civilizations Main Lesson Blocks.Â
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I have been a Waldorf teacher since 1999 and I will never forget the first day I walked into a Waldorf classroom. I was in awe of the simplicity and the beauty. I saw happy children running around the schoolyard and climbing trees at dizzying heights. Here in the tree tops they were Norsemen...
Starting your lesson with a Waldorf verse helps your child to feel the intention that it is time to begin. Waldorf verses can become grounding points in your daily and weekly rhythm.Â
Class 1 Verse:
I touch the sky, I touch my feet,
I clap my hands on every beat.
Without a sound I turn around,
And this n...
Class 5
Welcome to Class Five! We are about to embark on adventures of a very bright year of growing more awake and feeling ready to âlook out into the worldâ with increasing confidence and strengthening of capacities. The curriculum of this school year meets the children in these adventures and ta...
Lessons are fully guided by a trained teacher who will personally connect with you and your student to create a partnership of success.Â
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The year of Class 5 brings many adventures within its curriculum, and while stories from Ancient Civilizations capture our imagination, the main lesson block often called âBotanyâ, immerses both students and their teachers and parents in experiences that are both lively and beautiful. While the work...
Did you know that the fifth grade Botany Block isnât actually about plants? True, we talk about algae, moss, and ferns, but the heart of this block is about deepening the sense of what it means to be human. As the Human and Animal Block developed the fourth graderâs understanding of our three-fold h...
