Grade 6 Physics
It’s always a good sign when you go through your students’ work from years ago and smile with satisfaction, not only about the work they did, but also about how much fun you all had! That’s how I feel about Waldorf 6th grade physics!
I realize I say this about almost every block, but I just loved teaching this one!
It’s so unique in that you’re really not teaching the students anything they don’t already know — you’re just teaching them to look at the world in a completely different way.
This thorough guide gives you the outline and framework you need to teach the block, instructions for demonstrations and assignments and a list of recommended resources to check out of the library or purchase. My own lesson plan notes can be your guide as you work your way through your resources and find the right way to bring the content to your students.
I’ve also included tons of photos of main lesson pages, dictations, handouts and a final block test. The meat of the guide is a 25 page pdf document that outlines the structure of main lesson, how much time to spend on the various activities and then a day-by-day content guide with the specific demonstrations (and some tips for carrying them out).
There’s a huge amount of information in this guide and I just know you’re going to love teaching this block as much as I did!
It’s always a good sign when you go through your students’ work from years ago and smile with satisfaction, not only about the work they did, but also about how much fun you all had! That’s how I feel about Waldorf 6th grade physics!
I realize I say this about almost every block, but I just loved teaching this one!
It’s so unique in that you’re really not teaching the students anything they don’t already know — you’re just teaching them to look at the world in a completely different way.
This thorough guide gives you the outline and framework you need to teach the block, instructions for demonstrations and assignments and a list of recommended resources to check out of the library or purchase. My own lesson plan notes can be your guide as you work your way through your resources and find the right way to bring the content to your students.
I’ve also included tons of photos of main lesson pages, dictations, handouts and a final block test. The meat of the guide is a 25 page pdf document that outlines the structure of main lesson, how much time to spend on the various activities and then a day-by-day content guide with the specific demonstrations (and some tips for carrying them out).
There’s a huge amount of information in this guide and I just know you’re going to love teaching this block as much as I did!
It’s always a good sign when you go through your students’ work from years ago and smile with satisfaction, not only about the work they did, but also about how much fun you all had! That’s how I feel about Waldorf 6th grade physics!
I realize I say this about almost every block, but I just loved teaching this one!
It’s so unique in that you’re really not teaching the students anything they don’t already know — you’re just teaching them to look at the world in a completely different way.
This thorough guide gives you the outline and framework you need to teach the block, instructions for demonstrations and assignments and a list of recommended resources to check out of the library or purchase. My own lesson plan notes can be your guide as you work your way through your resources and find the right way to bring the content to your students.
I’ve also included tons of photos of main lesson pages, dictations, handouts and a final block test. The meat of the guide is a 25 page pdf document that outlines the structure of main lesson, how much time to spend on the various activities and then a day-by-day content guide with the specific demonstrations (and some tips for carrying them out).
There’s a huge amount of information in this guide and I just know you’re going to love teaching this block as much as I did!
