grade 5 Overview -- make each image a link to its page
The study of the ancient cultures of India, Persia, Mesopotamia, Egypt, and Greece occupies a central place in the Waldorf fifth grade classroom. Students are immersed in the geography, mythology, architecture, sculpture, and poetry of each succeeding epoch, and the Grade Five class play is usually drawn from this study as well. We can see from these images what vivid impressions these classes have on the fifth graders. This is also a year when students' written work enters a new phase of clarity and expressiveness.
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Notes by Eugene Schwartz
These images are drawn from the world's largest archive of Waldorf student work. Hundreds more may be downloaded from our series The Elements of the Waldorf Curriculum, available on our Online Catalog. The Online Conferences for teachers of Grades One through Eight offer rich content, affordable tuition, and convenient scheduling. Click here to learn more.
These images are drawn from the world's largest archive of Waldorf student work. Hundreds more may be downloaded from our series The Elements of the Waldorf Curriculum, available on our Online Catalog. The Online Conferences for teachers of Grades One through Eight offer rich content, affordable tuition, and convenient scheduling. Click here to learn more.
