In the Classroom . . .

in the classroom . . .

Welcome to our classroom activities section. The articles in this section address various aspects of teaching children in a Waldorf School. We hope you find them useful -- let us know if there are topics of particular concern you would like to see included.

Articles on classroom activities . . .

	Parent-Child Classes - Barbara Patterson shares her knowledge, wisdom and warmth about the world of the young child.
	Goethe's Color Theory is an interesting, interactive site that explains Goethe's theory.
	Portrait of a Waldorf Teacher Glimpses of the art of teaching exemplified in the life of Amos Franceschelli.
	A Parsifal Block Lesson for the 11th grade.
	Classroom Decoration Steiner's recommendations on pictures appropriate to the classroom.
	Understanding the Application of Lazure Painting Techniques Steiner's recommendations on pictures appropriate to the classroom.
	Some Thoughts on the Media Eugene Schwartz Eugene addresses the question of television and computers in education.
	The Waldorf Approach to History From Hero to History Eugene Schwartz A master Waldorf teacher describes how history is taught in a Waldorf school and why it is important for social health.
	Playing and Thinking How the Kindergarten Provides a Foundation for Scientific Understanding Eugene Schwartz Ways imaginative play in the Waldorf kindergarten opens doorways to creative thinking and enthusiastic work habits.