Quick Look
Shares the benefits to children's development of integrating arts and practical handwork into academic learning. For Classes 1--8 (ages 6--14) in the Steiner-Waldorf curriculum.
Description
Integrating arts and practical handwork into academic learning can have a wealth of benefits for children and their development.
An experienced Waldorf crafts and class teacher here shares her extensive experience of doing hands-on activities with children aged 6 to 14, in a school context.
This is both an inspiring and a practical book for Steiner-Waldorf teachers.
Author
Elizabeth Auer has a background in illustration and design, and has illustrated several books. She was a Waldorf class teacher, and runs Waldorf arts workshops. She is the author of Learning about the World Through Modeling. She lives in New Hampshire.
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Unfortunately, publication of Elizabeth Auer's book Learning to See the World Through Drawing has been cancelled. We are sorry for any disappointment.
