G5: Fifth Grade Waldorf Earthschooling Curriculum Living Lessons (Eurythmy, Music, Handwork, Art)

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G5: Fifth Grade Waldorf Living Lessons (Main Lessons)

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Waldorf Block: G5: Fifth Grade Ancient Egypt

Ancient history in the fifth grade starts with the childhood of civilized humanity in ancient India, where human beings still lived in a very dream-like state. The ancient Persians who came next transitioned from the dream-like state to connect with the earth and felt the need to transform the earth & domesticate animals. The great cultures of Mesopotamia (the Chaldeans, the Hebrews, the Assyrians, and the Babylonians) come even more into our being as humans by recording their history in the form of writing. The Egyptians built an entire complex civilization of pyramids, pharaohs, writing and reading. The Greeks came last in this saga of ancient history with a developed civilization that is much like ours in many ways. This block will cover the third of the four ancient civilizations – Ancient Egypt.

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Waldorf Block: G5: Fifth Grade Ancient Greece

This epic block with over 42 video lessons will take your student on a journey through Ancient Greece and prepare them for the Roman History block they will be doing in 6th grade. This block will cover the last of the four ancient civilizations – Ancient Greece. This block will also prepare the student for their Ancient Rome block in sixth grade.

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Waldorf Block: G5: Fifth Grade Ancient India

“Join Waldorf teacher Mr. Andrea for an adventure through Ancient India. This block is the first part of the fifth grade Ancient Civilizations series/block. Studying India is very important because of the cultural foundations it laid and continues to lay for so many subsequent civilizations. This block also generates interest for the Indian culture and exposing the students to eternal human truths beautifully expressed by the ancient Rishis. This block is appropriate for any student age 10 and up. Each Living Lesson set is a complete video course for the block and includes chalkboard drawings, teacher instruction, main lesson book drawings, music, watercolor, and more. The exact contents of the block can be found below in the description.”

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Waldorf Block: G5: Fifth Grade Ancient Persia and Mesopotamia

Ancient history in the fifth grade starts with the childhood of civilized humanity in ancient India, where human beings still lived in a very dream-like state. The ancient Persians who came next transitioned from the dream-like state to connect with the earth and felt the need to transform the earth & domesticate animals. The great cultures of Mesopotamia (the Chaldeans, the Hebrews, the Assyrians, and the Babylonians) come even more into our being as humans by recording their history in the form of writing. The Egyptians built an entire complex civilization of pyramids, pharaohs, writing and reading. The Greeks came last in this saga of ancient history with a developed civilization that is much like ours in many ways. This block will cover the second of the four ancient civilizations – Ancient Persia. We will also cover Mesopotamia in this block.

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Waldorf Block: G5: Fifth Grade Botany Parts I & II

"Join Waldorf teacher Mr. Andrea for a journey of discovery through the world of plants. In this first block, we will enter into a living imagination of the plant's role between sun and earth. We will grow up with the increasingly complex forms of growing things from fungi through flowering plants. We will spend a year with a maple tree. The students will learn how the world of plants is an outward reflection of inward human soul qualities. Each Living Lesson set is a complete video course for the block and includes chalkboard drawings, teacher instruction, main lesson book drawings, music, watercolor, and more. The exact contents of the block can be found below in the description."

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Waldorf Block: G5: Fifth Grade Handwork with Living Lessons

You can see the full list of items included in this block by scrolling down to the syllabus. We are always adding new items so the syllabus will change each time an item is added.

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Waldorf Block: G5: Fifth Grade Math: Decimals, Metric & Measurements

Join Waldorf teacher Mr. Andrea for an adventure through Fifth Grade Math. In this first fractions block, we will explore decimal-fractions through their history and application through various times and places, giving the students an interesting context to bring these operations to life and lay the foundation for higher math functions such as business math and algebra later on. Students will learn and practice the four operations, rounding, expanded notation, fraction-decimal conversions, money, and place value with decimal-fractions. Each Living Lesson set is a complete video course for the block and includes chalkboard drawings, teacher instruction, main lesson book drawings, music, watercolor, and more. The exact contents of the block can be found below in the description.

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Waldorf Block: G5: Fifth Grade North American Geography

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Waldorf Block: G5: Freehand Geometry & The Wonder of Numbers

Math Block Three: Freehand Geometry and the Wonder of Numbers Block Lesson 1: Introduction and Searching for the Perfect Circle Lesson 2: Threefoldness Lesson 3: Sixfoldness Lesson 3B: Clay Crystals Lesson 4: Ninefoldness Lesson 5: Twelvefoldness Lesson 6: Fourfoldness Lesson 7: Fivefoldness Lesson 7B: Painting of a Forget-Me-Not with Geometry Overlaid Lesson 8: Sevenfoldness Lesson 9: Eightfoldness Lesson 10: Introducing Pythagoras and His Mystery School Lesson 11: Introducing the Pythagoream Theroem Lesson 12: Pythagoras’ Great Discovery Lesson 13: Carl Gauss and Introducing the Wonder of Number Lesson 14: Triangular, Square, and Rectangular Numbers Lesson 15: Rules of Divisibility, Part I Lesson 16: Rules of Divisibility, Part II Lesson 17: Sum and Difference Theorems, Part I Lesson 18: Sum and Difference Theorems, Part II Lesson 19: Block Review and Block Quiz Wonder of Numbers Block Quiz

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