Category: Waldorf
The Four Temperaments
Did you know that we are all a mix of the four temperaments? However, we tend to have a dominant temperament, a subdominant temperament, a temperament we loosely associate with a temperament that real... Read More
Waldorf Inspired Homeschooling
Homeschooling using the Waldorf pedagogy is a wonderful option for families, but sometimes, breaking down what the philosophy is and how to practically implement it can be challenging. These videos he... Read More
Chemistry the Waldorf-Inspired Way
When approaching the sciences of the middle school years (years 6, 7 and 8) in a Waldorf setting, you’ll find a drastically different and quite refreshing delivery physics and chemistry. Instead... Read More
Anatomy the Waldorf-Inspired Way
Anatomy the Waldorf way is comprised of three main topic areas: Health and the Human Body, Nutrition and Physiology and Muscles and Bones, Anatomy. It’s not correct to call this an Anatomy Main ... Read More
The Sounds and Signs of Nature: The Qur’an and Physics
The Waldorf pedagogy is to introduce the whole before the parts. We will focus on the whole being the sounds of nature before moving to the parts which would be the isolated sounds and instrumental so... Read More
Waldorf Inspired 4th Grade
Welcome to the Grade 4 blog post where you can find many of the resources I share for grade 4, many of which are Waldorf inspired. Grade 4 is typically students 10-12 years old, or students who have j... Read More
Ancient Mesopotamia Main Lesson Block
The ancient civilizations blocks for the Waldorf curriculum for year 5 is fairly extensive having continued from the previous year’s exploration of Norse mythology, the civilizations of Akkad an... Read More
Ancient Persia
I start my lessons on Ancient Persia in the kitchen years before we read a single book. In part because we love Persian (Iranian) food deeply and have learned several recipes from my friend Teyebeh wh... Read More