Now new stories are presented, the course of the year leads from harvest to spring. The tales and ballads are taken from the entire English-speaking world - Ireland and Scotland are represented as are the Osage and Sioux Indians. The evocative illustrations make reading more pleasurable and give...

Der Folder besteht aus drei Heften. Das erste Heft enthält ein französisch-englisches Spiel (- die Franzosen sprechen französisch, die Engländer englisch -) von Meike Bischoff und Magda Maier. Im zweiten Heft wird die Biografie der Johanna in französischer Sprache von Meike Bischoff erzählt. Das...

Meant for the use of the students, particularly in Class 10. It contains a description of the historical background of the Romantic Era as well as biographies and a representative selection of the poetry of Blake, Wordsworth, Coleridge, Byron, Shelley and Keats. This reader includes carefully...

Der Stabreim ist ein Phänomen germanischer Sprachen. In der Waldorfschule wird dieses Thema im Zusammenhang mit der germanischen Mythologie in der 4. Klasse behandelt. Der Autor, Germanist und langjähriger Klassenlehrer, hat die pädagogische Bedeutung des Stabreims in zeitgemäßer Form herausgearbeitet....

In Classes 1 to 3 we tell these stories and verses, act the scenes and sing the songs. What joy to rediscover them in the first English-language reader! Children who have come to love the stories and to know them practically by heart have no difficulty in "reading" them - even by sight. Thus the...

Two short stories by the American twentieth century novelist. They are set in the China of the Thirties. The first deals with the Japanese invasion of China, the other is about an aging Catholic priest living alone in a poverty-stricken part of a Chinese city. He meets his death at the hands of ...

A reader for Class 9. Almost every of our daily lives is influenced by Michael Faraday's discoveries in the field of electro-magnetism. This biography of a London blacksmith's son, who devoted his life to the study of chemistry and physics, shows a person of courage and great charm. It introduces...

Thirty-three folk songs, forty-three rounds, seven ballads, five shanties, nine spirituals and plantation songs, and six madrigals, making 103 songs in all, among them several two-part folk songs and eleven songs for three or four parts. A well-balanced mixture - light-hearted and pensive, serious...

A bibliography, and relevant passages from Kaethe Wolf-Gumpold’s book about William Blake, from Owen Barfield’s "Romanticism Comes of Age" and from "Poetry and the Art of Speech" by Rudolf Steiner and Marie Steiner-von Sivers.

A collection of the most widely used proverbs and familiar sayings. For the teachers’ use in classes 5 to 12.

A second collection of plays about various subjects: Folk Tales and Fables, Legends and Ballads, Seasonal Plays, Work and Occupations, Myth and History, and Literature.