to Children Why tell stories? Getting started Creating a mood Angels and fairies Animal stories Stories for special purposes Stories for Children Aged Three to Four The Little Jug The Mitten The Pearl-grey Cockerel The Tomten The Easter Hare The Star Child The Little Star’s Search Stories for Children Aged Five to Six A
A May Day Tale by Amber Smith is an early childhood puppet production for spring. As the new season awakes, a little sprite sets out to restore the land to life, helped by Mrs Thaw, Flora, Lady Spring and the flower fairies, while the puppets move in gentle motions that reflect the season. Performed
cows chewing the cud. Instrumental music from beginning of school life, wind or strings. Teaching of languages; up to nine through imitation, then beginnings of grammar, as little translation as possible. Vowels are expression of feeling, consonants are imitation of external processes. Each language expresses a different conception. Compare head, Kopf, testa. The parts
cows chewing the cud. Instrumental music from beginning of school life, wind or strings. Teaching of languages; up to nine through imitation, then beginnings of grammar, as little translation as possible. Vowels are expression of feeling, consonants are imitation of external processes. Each language expresses a different conception. Compare head, Kopf, testa. The parts
of routine. Most important, the author stresses that an educational community must come to terms with the many unseen dimensions of each individual. He shows how these little-understood aspects of the mind can be cultivated and nourished to keep the school and education alive. School Renewal does not offer mere formulas, dogmas, or slapdash solutions.
of routine. Most important, the author stresses that an educational community must come to terms with the many unseen dimensions of each individual. He shows how these little-understood aspects of the mind can be cultivated and nourished to keep the school and education alive. School Renewal does not offer mere formulas, dogmas, or slapdash solutions.
‘smart dictatorship’ actually any less threatening to the future of humanity?” — Steffen Hartmann (from the foreword) In a series of vibrant and lively essays, Steffen Hartmann focuses on a little-known but critically important theme relating to the teachings of Rudolf Steiner, who described the collaboration between human souls connected to the Platonic and Aristotelian “schools,” or
five mini-editions of Elsa Beskow’s classic books including an exclusive new edition of Princess Sylvie. Included are mini-editions of Children of the Forest; The Flowers’ Festival; Pelle’s New Suit; Woody, Hazel and Little Pip; and the all-new exclusive mini edition of Princess Sylvie. This charming collection is a lovely addition to any child’s bookshelf. About the Author Elsa Beskow (1874–1953) was born
German, English and Slavic literature. She also attended teacher training college at Dornach, Switzerland before working as a teacher for blind as well as sighted children. She did radio broadcasts for Radio Basel, as well as holding numerous courses for parents and teachers. She wrote a number of children’s books about elementals and little folk.
