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| The Curriculum of the Steiner School |
| Curriculum Overview |
| General Resources |
| Infant & Toddler |
| Preschool & K |
| Bridge |
| The Lower Grades |
| The Upper Grades |
High School
Class 10 Class 11 Class 12 |
| Misc. Additional Resources |
Preschool & K New Preschool Program"I have heard Waldorf is wonderful and I really want to try it with my young child, but I don't know anything about it. I'm really just learing. Where do I begin?"Having been doing Waldorf for over four years, I have new and different ideas about how to go about it from the way I began; however, I am keeping my old curriculum on the site as well as many families find it useful in their transition to Waldorf. For my old lesson plans, including 6 week units and newsletter topics, see the bottom of the page. For my new list of the essential books & supplies and how to go about "homeschooling" with Waldorf for ages 2 and up, please click here: New Preschool Program.
KindergartenKindergarten Curriculum Booklist (subscription required)A list of a dozen books which builds upon the "New Preschool Program" above and will give you an excellent Early Childhood library! Setting up the Playroom Playroom Picture Gallery at Three Sisters Toys My photos from the Kindergarten room at The Washington Waldorf School are available on the photo album for our Yahoo Group. Please join! There is no cost to join the Yahoo Group and we have 700+ members. ![]() Photo Album link (for Yahoo Group members) The BEST book for setting up the play space, including what toys are developmentally appropriate at each stage and directions on how to make them is Toymaking with Children by Freya Jaffke. Find additional articles, free online patterns, and links to favorite vendors at our Waldorf Play page. FREE Articles The Vital Role of Play in Early Childhood Education - article by Joan Almon What Are the Needs of Five Year Olds? - article by Joan Almon Early Childhood Program at Portland Waldorf School From Playing to Thinking: How the Kindergarten Provides a Foundation for Scientific Understanding - article by Eugene Schwartz The Education of the Child in the Light of Anthroposophy by Rudolf Steiner - essential reading
Preschool & Kindergarten |