G4: Fourth Grade Full Curriculum Living Lessons
Waldorf fourth grade marks a significant stage in a child's development, as they transition out of early childhood and develop a stronger sense of individuality and independence. The curriculum is carefully designed to meet these needs, offering a rich and engaging experience that nurtures academic, artistic, and social-emotional growth. This course was previously called "Fourth Grade Living Lessons by the Week" this set provides all the main lessons you need as well as all the extra lessons in handwork, music, movement, and art. With this purchase you receive access to five pages: 1. Fourth Grade Living Lessons Main Lessons 2. Fourth Grade Living Lessons Extras (Handwork, Music, Art & Movement) 3. Fourth Grade Living Lessons by the Week 4. Teacher Essentials 5. Cultural Enrichment Lessons
Discover Waldorf Fourth Grade: Fostering Individuality & Academic Growth
Waldorf fourth grade marks a significant stage in a child's development, as they transition out of early childhood and develop a stronger sense of individuality and independence. The curriculum is carefully designed to meet these needs, offering a rich and engaging experience that nurtures academic, artistic, and social-emotional growth.
Key Themes and Curriculum Highlights:
- Norse Mythology & Epic Tales: Students delve into the exciting world of Norse gods, goddesses, and heroes, exploring themes of courage, strength, and transformation through captivating stories. These myths resonate with the emerging individuality and inner changes of a nine or ten-year-old.
- Local Geography & History: Students develop a strong sense of place and belonging by studying their local geography and history. Mapmaking, field trips, and stories about indigenous populations connect students to their surroundings.
- Zoology & the Human Connection: The study of animals offers insights into the natural world and the unique position of humans within it. Through observation and artistic activities, students develop their comparative and conceptual skills.
- Fractions & Mathematical Concepts: Fourth graders tackle fractions, a concept that can be challenging but developmentally appropriate for this age. They explore these concepts through various methods, including models, manipulatives, and even movement.
- Language Arts & Grammar: Students transition from "learning to read" to "reading to learn," using their developing literacy skills for both enjoyment and information gathering. Grammar is introduced and reinforced through imaginative stories and practical exercises.
- Arts Integration: Artistic expression is woven into all subjects, from watercolor painting and drawing to beeswax modeling and form drawing. This integration enhances learning and allows students to engage with material on a deeper level.
- Music & Movement: Students continue their musical journey, often starting a stringed instrument in addition to the recorder. Eurythmy and movement classes help students develop spatial awareness, coordination, and social skills.
Benefits of Waldorf Fourth Grade:
- Developing Confidence & Curiosity: The curriculum fosters a love of learning and empowers students to explore, analyze, and create.
- Strong Foundation for Future Learning: Students develop essential academic and life skills, including critical thinking, problem-solving, and creative expression.
- Well-Rounded Individuals: The emphasis on balancing intellectual, artistic, and practical skills contributes to the development of well-rounded and capable individuals.
- Fostering Social & Emotional Growth: Waldorf education prioritizes social development, empathy, and positive peer interactions.
Prepare your child for a year of intellectual and emotional expansion with Waldorf fourth grade – where confidence, curiosity, and creativity thrive!
This listing was previously called "Fourth Grade Living Lessons by the Week" this set provides all the main lessons you need as well as all the extra lessons in handwork, music, movement, and art. With this purchase you receive access to five pages:
1. Fourth Grade Living Lessons Main Lessons
2. Fourth Grade Living Lessons Extras (Handwork, Music, Art & Movement)
3. Fourth Grade Living Lessons by the Week
4. Teacher Essentials
5. Cultural Enrichment Lessons
Your Instructor
A class designated as being taught by The BEarth Institute may involve multiple teachers. You can learn more about all of our teachers here: https://earthschooling.info/thebearthinstitute/about-us/gallery-3/
Classes that involve multiple teachers are as follows:
- Preschool & Kindergarten: Amy Cho and Safia Mandil (Stories, Crafts, and Circle Time)
- First Grade: Mellie Lonneman & Nicole Martinez (Main Lessons) & Mellie Lonneman, Rick Tan, Diane Power, Janet Walker, Megan Hammer, Cynthia Hansen, Brian Wolfe, Michelle Prindle, and Kristie Burns (Music, Art, Handwork & Eurythmy)
- Second Grade: Mellie Lonneman & Simone Blanchard (Main Lessons) & Mellie Lonneman, Diane Power, Rick Tan, Janet Walker, Megan Hammer, Cynthia Hansen, Brian Wolfe, and Kristie Burns (Music, Art, Handwork & Eurythmy)
- Third Grade: Mellie Lonneman & Amy Williams & Joy Cowburn (Main Lessons) & Mellie Lonneman, Rick Tan, Janet Walker, Megan Hammer, Cynthia Hansen, Brian Wolfe, and Kristie Burns (Music, Art, Handwork & Eurythmy)
- Fourth Grade: Mellie Lonneman & Nicole Martinez (Main Lessons) & Mellie Lonneman, Rick Tan, Janet Walker, Megan Hammer, Cynthia Hansen, Brian Wolfe, Dan Prindle, and Kristie Burns (Music, Art, Handwork & Eurythmy)
- Fifth Grade: Nicholas Andrea (Main Lessons) & Mellie Lonneman, Rick Tan, Janet Walker, Megan Hammer, Cynthia Hansen, Brian Wolfe, Dan Prindle, Catherine Allegretti, and Kristie Burns (Music, Art, Handwork & Eurythmy)
- Sixth Grade: Nicholas Andrea (Main Lessons) & Mellie Lonneman, Rick Tan, Janet Walker, Megan Hammer, Cynthia Hansen, Brian Wolfe, Dan Prindle, Robyn Beaufoy, and Kristie Burns (Music, Art, Handwork & Eurythmy)
- Seventh Grade: Stephanie Packer & Danielle Gair (Main Lessons) & Mellie Lonneman, Rick Tan, Janet Walker, Megan Hammer, Cynthia Hansen, Brian Wolfe, Dan Prindle, Catherine Allegretti, and Kristie Burns (Music, Art, Handwork & Eurythmy)
- Eighth Grade: Nicholas Andrea (Main Lessons) & Mellie Lonneman, Rick Tan, Janet Walker, Megan Hammer, Cynthia Hansen, Brian Wolfe, Dan Prindle, and Kristie Burns (Music, Art, Handwork & Eurythmy)
- Ninth Grade: Stephanie Packer, Natasha Sherwood, Kerry Burke, Dr. Chris Deason, Danielle Gair, Nicholas Andrea (Main Lessons) & Mellie Lonneman, Rick Tan, Janet Walker, Megan Hammer, Cynthia Hansen, Brian Wolfe, Dan Prindle, and Kristie Burns (Music, Art, Handwork & Eurythmy)
- Tenth Grade: Rachel Solt, Stephanie Packer, Natasha Sherwood, Kerry Burke, Dr. Chris Deason, Danielle Gair, Nicholas Andrea (Main Lessons) & Mellie Lonneman, Rick Tan, Janet Walker, Megan Hammer, Cynthia Hansen, Brian Wolfe, Michelle Prindle, and Kristie Burns (Music, Art, Handwork & Eurythmy)
- Eleventh Grade: Stephanie Packer, Danielle Gair, Mohsina Mandil (Main Lessons) & Mellie Lonneman, Rick Tan, Janet Walker, Megan Hammer, Cynthia Hansen, Brian Wolfe, and Kristie Burns (Music, Art, Handwork & Eurythmy)
- Twelfth Grade: Stephanie Packer, Mohsina Mandil & Mellie Lonneman, Rick Tan, Janet Walker, Megan Hammer, Cynthia Hansen, Brian Wolfe, and Kristie Burns (Music, Art, Handwork & Eurythmy)
Course Curriculum
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StartIntroduction to All Fourth Grade Months
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StartComplete Year of Fourth Grade to Download (Optional)
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StartComplete Months of Fourth Grade to Download (Optional)
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StartGuide on How to Use Printed Lessons with the Living Lessons
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StartWelcome to Fourth Grade with Waldorf Teacher Nicole! (20:19)
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StartNEW! Fourth Grade Monthly Planner Covers
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StartVERY IMPORTANT: Note about the subtitles