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Waldorf Grade 3 Curriculum

The Nine-Year Change

Grade 3 Curriculum

The stories in the Hebrew Scriptures reflect the child's psychological experience. Like Adam and Eve, the children are leaving the paradise of childhood behind and having to go out into the world and discover how to live with other people and with the land. The study of gardening and shelters around the world meets the students' needs to relate concretely how they will make it one day on their own. Farming, gardening, food preparation and house building are a central focus of the curriculum.

Grade 3 | Curriculum | Linden Waldorf School of Nashville

As students in 3rd grade, children recognize themselves as individuals. They begin to see differently, are more critical, and question everything. Their need to experience is met in our curriculum through the study of farming, gardening, food preparation, house building and clothing. They begin to study subjects in blocks of 3-4 week each.

The Waldorf School of Atlanta

Noticeable physiological, psychological and cognitive changes take place in the child this year. The nine/ten year threshold represents a very significant step in self-awareness. Children realize they are separate from their surroundings and meet the world as individuals, often resulting in increased questions, self-doubt and wonder. The curriculum is intended to foster inner security and teach respect for the earth, while helping children to develop a new relationship with their surroundings.

Waldorf School of Orange County - Where Education Comes Alive!

Waldorf School of Orange County is an independent school embracing the Waldorf curriculum that has its wellspring in the spiritual insights of Rudolf Steiner.The nine/ten year threshold represents a very significant step in self-awareness. Children realize they are separate from their surroundings and meet the world as individuals, often resulting in increased questions, self-doubt and wonder.
A process begins to unfold through which the child experiences, with increasing strength, a sense of objectivity alongside growing subjectivity. Subjective inner experiences and objective world reality stand at odds within the child's soul. Questioning, doubt, aloneness and a dawning tendency to criticize are emergent feature in the child's psychological landscape.

Curriculum, Third Grade :: Eugene Waldorf School

Quickened physical growth takes place during this transition period in which the age of dream is passing and a new age is beginning to dawn for the children. Now there is a shifting emphasis as the child's relation to the world around her changes: to the extent to which the child feels separate from the world she seeks knowledge of it and her studies will now have a more realistic, practical character.

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