The study of Herbalism is a holistic practice that encourages students to find wonder and healing in nature. Rudolph Steiner connected herbalism as therapeutic, and working with such healing plants can help us develop intuition and spiritual identity.  When children have a knowledge of herbs, it becomes a meaningful tool in self soothing, healing, and connection. Through this unit students will get an opportunity to discover the many uses and rich history of Lavender through ancient practices, artistic expression, and self reflection. My hope is that they become inspired and comforted by their herbal knowledge and share it with their family and friends seeking alternative wellness methods. 










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Sarah Greenberg seamlessly blends her love for teaching with an abiding devotion to herbalism, rooted in a rich 8-year journey educating across diverse settings—from traditional public schools to Montessori and Waldorf-inspired environments. As a University of Central Florida alumna, Sarah not only holds a degree in Early Childhood Education and Human Performance, but also nurtured her deep-seated passion for plant wisdom at prestigious institutions like the Florida School of Holistic Living and the Herbal Academy. Her comprehensive background gifts her a unique perspective on fostering young minds through the enchanting world of herbs.

At the heart of Sarah's philosophy lies the conviction that herbalism isn't just a subject—it's a harmonious way of connecting with our earth's nurturing offerings. In her class, "Class 4-6 Herbalism Studies," she delights in igniting children's innate curiosity for the natural world and its restorative powers. Sarah's approach interweaves the science of botany with the magic of herbal lore, cultivating a space where students blossom into confident, knowledgeable stewards of plant-based healing, and carry this wisdom as a comforting companion throughout their lives.

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