...a place to share your photos of any and all waldorf related and waldorf inspired watercolor paintings, prints, felted tapestries and chalkboard drawings... ***please limit photos to only those of waldorf related artwork. thank you!*** ~ shelley
Wondering how to learn Waldorf art? The crayon drawings, the watercolor paintings, and oh, those colorful chalkboard drawings! Waldorf Art for Beginners.
A drawing and a poem brings interest and enthusiasm to 4th grade animal studies.
Project by Jeff.
When I talk to parents about homeschool planning, they often ask, "How can I easily focus on Waldorf painting and drawing?" Here's an answer!
here are some random pages from different children's work, ages 7th and 8th grade. There are some wonderful ideas on what to do with them and or areas to work in. I don't know why blogspots is having problems with the picture upload....they keep turning and won't go back....sorry about that
I am starting to feel like this blog is quickly becoming a commercial for Eugene Schwartz, but I never would have been able to feel comfortable with many of these blocks without his online conferen…
Moonshine has been thoroughly enjoying the Norse myths, and it really shows in her work. She has become such a wonderful artist-- quite...
Breton's project.
Check out my set "Most Interesting 100" here! Visit my Waldorfschool/Steinerschool related pinboards here!
Gustavo Zapata - 6 grado - 2008
Learn how to use Pinterest for Waldorf teachers. Pinterest is a fantastic visual medium that can make your teaching life easier. Why wouldn't you use it?!
We’re excited to share the third and final guest post from author, educator, and all around amazing human, Elizabeth Seward! Elizabeth brings decades of experience, and is sharing her insights into Waldorf handwork.
A running theme of the sixth grade Waldorf curriculum is the phrase “cause and effect.”
We have the most beautiful perpetual circular Waldorf calendar hanging on our wall. It’s drawn by Phoebe Wahl and depicts a delightful gnome family going about their seasonal days. My children consult it often. They turn the season dial at the start of each season (March on top now on top). They write in important […]
Well, we just finished the second week of school, which is about the time when summer starts feeling like a distant memory. But it’s all good. We’re in that rosy time when it feels SO good to be back in the classroom and things are going pretty darn well. Starting the Year Off Right I […]
Passover Amma The Eye of Horus Islamic Prayer The Bread and Roses Textile Strike of 1912 The Birth of Jesus The Fox and the Grapes ~*~ 8th Grade Physics Block ; Michaelmas The Fisherman and his Wif…
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