Episode #26 – Top 5 Waldorf Resources Welcome to A Waldorf Journey, a podcast for teachers, parents, students and people who are passionate about Waldorf Education. I’m Meredith and I’m glad you’re here. You can find shownotes for this episode, along with a lot more useful content on my website, awaldorfjourney.com. While you’re there sign up for the newsletter to receive updates about new content on the blog and podcast. You can also follow me on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram as awaldorfjourney. Today is Sunday, March 4 and this is episode #25. I’m happy to talk to you today about some of my favorite Waldorf resources. These are the books that I have turned to again and again, gifted to friends and loaned out over and over. If you are a Waldorf teacher or homeschooler or just want to know more about Waldorf education, these are books that you’ll want to have on your shelf. First thing to mention: If you want to stay up to date with updates on the blog and podcast you can get on my email list by texting the word WALDORF to 444999. You’ll get a message back with an option to enter your email address and get added to the list. I send updates out 3 or 4 times a month, when there is something new on the blog or podcast. Also, if you’re teaching the lower grades, I’ve got a handy little worksheet that can help you track your students’ progress and development. I’m finding it really useful as I prepare to write end of year reports, which is right around the corner. If you go to http://www.awaldorfjourney.com/skills you’ll find a little form and you can put your email address in and I’ll send it to you. Ways to Support There are a few other things you can do to help support the blog and podcast, and one of them is by supporting on Patreon. I’ve linked to it in the show notes. I think it’s a great little platform where you can simply express your appreciation and support of the podcast with a cash donation. It’s kind of a novel idea – paying for something you can easily get for free – but it’s a good thing to do and definitely much appreciated. Curriculum Materials If you are a Waldorf teacher or homeschooler, check out the curriculum materials I have available on the site. I've recently released more guides for the upper grades, including 7th grade Human Physiology and 8th grade Physics and Meteorology. Amazon The other way that is definitely relevant to this podcast, is to make purchases on Amazon by following the links on my website. Every time you do Amazon gives me a little bonus, at no extra cost to you. If you’re making purchases for holiday shopping, please consider clicking through one of the links on my site. All of the links to products in the show notes are Amazon affiliate links and if you click before purchasing I get a small cut of whatever you spend. It’s a simple way to support the podcast, doing something you were probably going to do anyway. Sponsorship Finally, if you have a business that you think my audience would be interested in – Waldorf supplies, dolls, books, homeschooling or crafting materials, and you’d like my audience members to know about it, get in touch. You can email me at [email protected]. I’m being pretty picky about sponsors for the blog and podcast, but I’d love to talk to you to see if we’re a good fit. Top 5 Waldorf Books School is a Journey by Torin Finser The Tasks and Content of the Steiner Waldorf Curriculum by Kevin Avison and Martyn Rawson Teaching Children to Care by Ruth Si

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