Class of 8 Years Old In Waldorf schools, teachers greet students at the door of the classroom and greet each one individually every day. Then the students recite some poems and the morning verse. Then they do some rhythm exercises, before the teacher teaches the subject of the day. See the class here…
Poems and rhythms in a circle – 7-year-old class Beginning of class in the 1st year of elementary school at Escola Waldorf Aitiara, in Botucatu-SP, class of teacher Doralice Moreira. These rhythm exercises are performed daily to harmonize the class before starting to work on the contents of the day. They also help to develop…
12-year-old class Artistic activities carried out by the 6th year students of the Waldorf Aitiara School, in Botucatu-SP (2009), class of teacher Marisa Cristina dos Santos. Students recite the Pater Noster (Our Father in Latin) and perform a Roman march. The teacher explains the relationship between these activities and curricular subjects and education.
Class with 12 years old Rhythm exercises performed by 6th grade students at Escola Waldorf Aitiara, in Botucatu-SP (2009), class of teacher Marisa Cristina dos Santos. The teacher explains the importance of the rhythmic part of the class for education.
12-year-old students Artistic activities carried out by 6th grade students at Escola Waldorf Aitiara, in Botucatu-SP (2009), class of teacher Marisa Cristina dos Santos. Students recite the morning verse, play on the flute the Hymn to Joy, from the 9th symphony of Bethoven, in 3 voices, sing the Partida do Jangadeiro, by Dorival…
To start the day, in the classroom – children up to 10 years old poem by Rudolf Steiner
Theme: Easter poem by Ruth Salles
Theme: Christmas poem by Ruth Salles
poem by Ruth Salles Blackboard drawing by João Batista Conrado The wind went around my garden. He descended on the beautiful flowers and said good morning to all of them like this… The flowers responded from the heart. The petals sway and very softly sing in greeting. The wind comes again, in the sunlight.…
poem by Ruth Salles Roll, roll, roll, soldier well kept in the round fortress. Swords everywhere.
poem by Ruth Salles blackboard drawing by teacher Verônica Calandra Martins. It's winter. Nature seems to sleep silently, but she moves quickly, working hard. And when the cold is over, spring is coming, the buds break out of the ground, covering the whole meadow. And they unfold into little leaves, little roots go down, go quickly, quickly, from…
poem by Ruth Salles Image at Creche Monte Azul. Mysterious seed that falls from the plant to the ground, what secrets does it keep deep in its heart? “I am the smallest gift that has been placed in your hand, for this tiny grain seems to be nothing. But from it you will see, in a fruitful season, grow a leafy tree...
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