Waldorf Publications

This book is the second volume of Frits Julius' study of chemistry. It is a general introduction to the fundamentals of chemistry.

what "phenomenological science" is and how it can bring middle school students to a real life learning experience

For First to Fourth Grade (Six to Ten Years) With Suggestions for Use of the C-Flute or Recorder

Compiled by Hugh Renwick Age Range: GR 1 & 2

Math Lessons for Elementary Grades is, as its name indicates, a manual for teaching mathematics in the elementary grades.

Right out of Waldorf educational practice and supported by recent brain research comes a book with specific activities designed to build the brain to its maximum capacity for learning for life!

The negative numbers represent a central theme in the 7th-grade curriculum that ought not to be reduced to the application of poorly-understood rules of calculation but rather should challenge and support the students/ forces for thinking and imagination.

Sculptural Ideas for School and Home

Active Arithmetic describes the very special way in which arithmetic is taught in a Waldorf school.

Each grade has brief information for what is taught in each subject.

In Myths, Stories and Legends

Suggested Themes for the Curriculum in Waldorf Schools

It's the year 480 BC and the greatest army ever gathered in the ancient world is on the march to conquer all of Greece.

This extraordinary book was written by two experienced Waldorf teachers from Holland who present the rationale as well as detailed practical exercises for teaching painting from Kindergarten through the grades and high school years.

Author: Rudolf Schmidt This book takes a poetic and in-depth look at sentence composition, parts of speech, sentence mood, and sentence movement.

This collaboration begins by examining the mission of language teaching in Waldorf schools. It then explores Spanish in the curriculum of the first through eighth grade.

Author: Ernst Schuberth An experienced math teacher guides the reader through the calculation of square root and higher roots.

Author: Eric Philpott

Author: Michael Preston Age Range: Gr5-9 These selections are from a variety of sources, visually easy to see, not too hard to sight-read, yet rich, varied and interesting and with the possibility of harmonic accompaniment.

Originally published in 1949, this lively book is an established treasure in Germany.

Author: Thomas Fisher A lovely resource for bringing botany alive in Steiner-Waldorf schools, from Year 5.

Author: Herb Swanson Notes and lesson ideas for the teaching of geometry on the high school level, including studies on the conic sections, descriptive geometry, perspective geometry, the pentagon, harmonic sets, quadrilaterals, the golden section, gnomon

Author: Ernst Schuberth This book is another in Ernst Schuberth's fine series of books on mathematics in the elementary school.

Helmut Eller & Cynthia Eller