Simple Steps: Developmental Activities for Infants, Toddlers, and Two-Year-Olds

Politics & Social Sciences

KAREN MILLER

Social Sciences

Gryphon House

Advent for Children

Jaffke, Freya

Muller suggests ideas for encouraging and stimulating active imaginations and creativity in children through watercolor painting.

Painting With Children

Children's Books

Müller, Brunhild

Arts, Music & Photography

Colorful pictures show regular activities of the day: getting up, breakfast, a walk, play, bedtime.

New Day

Heuninck, Ronald

This book helps to find meaning in illness. The first part describes the human being from the point of view of anthroposophy and the correspondence of the plant to the body. Basic nursing care and home remedies are described in detail. The healing properties of different herbs, and how to use them with baths, compresses, poultices, etc., are shown. Included are sections on pregnancy and birth and caring for the dying.

Caring for the Sick At Home

Bentheim

Health, Fitness & Dieting

This much-loved book is a collection of over one hundred songs, some well-known, some less known, collected over the years by experienced Waldorf teacher Brien Masters. They are graded for different ages from Class 3 (age 8) to Class 8 (age 14) and grouped into festivals and seasons. They include rounds and four-part songs, and musical notation for recorders and other instruments. This is a wonderful resource for Steiner-Waldorf class teachers, and any teacher or parent looking to introduce music to their classroom or home.

Waldorf Song Book

Arts & Photography

Music

The stubborn, dirty little donkey is of no use to anyone in Nazareth, but he becomes a quick and willing helper under Mary’s care. 
Here is an engaging alternative to the traditional Christmas story. It can be read to children aged 6–8, or children from 8–10 can read to themselves. 
(Ages 6–10)

Mary's Little Donkey and the Flight to Egypt: A Christmas Story for Young Children

Sehlin, Gunhild

Every age has its philosophy and way of bringing up children. Today's educational approach depends largely on materialistic, nineteenth-century ideas derived from the notion of "knowledge as power." The education of children in beauty, wisdom, and culture forms only a very small part of the modern curriculum. When we consider a child's full humanity of body, soul, and spirit, however, we emerge with a very different balance in our approach to education.  The author of this book tells us that our children cannot become happy, wise, and skilled adults unless their education―from the very beginning―take into consideration the development of body, soul, and spirit. Drawing on the educational ideas and philosophy of Rudolf Steiner, Goethe, and Schiller, the author describes the three main stages of child development and the genetic and biographical potential revealed at each stage. He goes on to explore the practical application of these insights as an educational method in harmony with the child's developing relationship with the surrounding world.  This is the essential, classic resource for all parents, teachers, and care givers.

Phases of Childhood

Lievegoed, Bernard

This boardbook without text has delightful pictures of young children's favorite creatures.

Animals

Grillis, Carla

Forest

Chochola, Frantisek

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