Introduction | |
Philosophy and practice of Steiner education | |
What Steiner means for today's parents and children | |
Importance of play and development | |
Care | |
Theory | |
You care for your baby, who then expresses that care in playing with his toys | |
Your baby grows in comfort and security | |
Projects | |
Simple doll, floppy doll, doll's hammock, soft dolls' house, finger puppet, glove puppet, felt hen, knitted sheep | |
Awareness | |
Theory | |
Your baby becomes aware of beauty in the world through sensory stimulation | |
Projects | |
Rattles and shakers, soft balls, nature mobile, window decoration, wind chime, flower pot bells | |
Action | |
Theory | |
Your baby is constantly engaged in activity and learns by imitating those around her and becoming involved in the course of daily life | |
Projects | |
Blocks for building, treasure basket, pom-poms | |
Wonder | |
Theory | |
Your baby explores her natural environment and begins to explore the wider world with confidence and joy | |
Projects | |
Wooden train/boat, sand box/gardening box, wheeled vehicle | |
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