Class 1: German | Part 1
In this introductory German course, young learners explore the language through imitation, movement, and play. Choral speaking, singing, and rhythmical activities help build a strong foundation, supported by gestures and storytelling. Students will engage in interactive language games, simple dialogues, and everyday conversations to develop confidence and fluency. By the end of the course, children will have an active German vocabulary that includes colors, body parts, classroom objects, numbers, days of the week, and seasons. They will also be able to respond to basic questions and commands. Through songs, stories, and hands-on activities, students will experience the joy of language learning in a natural and immersive environment.
CourseBy Angelika Di Pasquali
Class 2: Main Lesson 1, Animal Legends
Join Ms. Rezzelle for a language arts Main Lesson 4-week block, Animal Legends. Through songs, movement exercises, speech activities, stories, art, and writing, student's will deepen their capacities for the English language.
CourseBy Corinna Rezzelle
Class 3 German
Students expand their vocabulary through dialogues and conversations on topics such as numbers, colors, places, months, times of day, clothing, food, drink, professions, and more complex commands. Familiar subjects are revisited and built upon to enhance comprehension and expression.
CourseBy Angelika Di Pasquali
Class 3 Needle Felting
In this class, your child will learn to create charming three-dimensional wool figures using the needle felting technique. Each lesson ends (and the next begins) with a fun riddle that hints at the upcoming project. We kindly encourage you to support your learner’s curiosity by enjoying the guessing game, without revealing the project too soon. This adds an extra layer of excitement and discovery to their creative journey. The video recordings guide learners step-by-step at a comfortable pace, suitable for beginners and those with some experience. By the end, your child will have a lovely collection of handmade felted pieces and a new creative skill to enjoy.
CourseBy Maja Ljubic
Class 3 Watercolor
CourseBy Angelika Di Pasquali
Class 4 German
Ms. DiPasquali invites students to deepen their connection with the language through songs, conversation, storytelling, and seasonal themes. Drawing on Waldorf-inspired methods, this class supports both beginners and continuing learners with engaging repetition, artistic expression, and cultural exploration. Students will expand their vocabulary, practice speaking and listening skills, and explore German grammar in a developmentally appropriate way—always grounded in imagination, rhythm, and connection.
CourseBy Angelika Di Pasquali
Class 4-6 Herbalism Studies
Students explore the wonders of plants and their practical uses in everyday life. Through hands-on activities, they learn to identify herbs, understand their medicinal properties, and create simple remedies. This class nurtures curiosity about nature while fostering a deep appreciation for the healing power of plants.
CourseBy Sarah Greenberg
Class 5 German
In this joyful, story-rich German class for Class 5, Ms. DiPasquali invites students to deepen their connection with the language through songs, conversation, storytelling, and seasonal themes. Drawing on Waldorf-inspired methods, this class supports both beginners and continuing learners with engaging repetition, artistic expression, and cultural exploration. Students will expand their vocabulary, practice speaking and listening skills, and explore German grammar in a developmentally appropriate way—always grounded in imagination, rhythm, and connection.
CourseBy Angelika Di Pasquali
Glass 1 German | Part 2
In this introductory German course, young learners explore the language through imitation, movement, and play. Choral speaking, singing, and rhythmical activities help build a strong foundation, supported by gestures and storytelling. Students will engage in interactive language games, simple dialogues, and everyday conversations to develop confidence and fluency. By the end of the course, children will have an active German vocabulary that includes colors, body parts, classroom objects, numbers, days of the week, and seasons. They will also be able to respond to basic questions and commands. Through songs, stories, and hands-on activities, students will experience the joy of language learning in a natural and immersive environment.
CourseBy Angelika Di Pasquali
Waldorf-Inspired Field Trip Ideas
Enhance your homeschooling experience with our Waldorf-inspired Field Trip Guide! Designed to inspire hands-on learning, this resource offers a thoughtfully curated list of field trips that bring your curriculum to life. Your adventure starts here!
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