A lot of exclamation points in my blog lately. :-) Someone wrote to me to say that it sounded like I was feeling better; I am. I have just put my new consulting website up (switzeriteconsulting.com) so please check it out. All the curriculum materials I had posted on my old website will be available to my consulting clients so I hope this is a win-win for everyone.
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Online Courses I've Written
Grades 1 - 8
How to Teach Spelling:
SWI in the Waldorf Environment
Grade 1
- Capital Letters
- Four Elements
- Four Seasons
- Math Gnomes
- Quality of Numbers
Immersive Experienceincludes ALL the courses below, step-by-step daily notes/photos + much more!
Grade 2
- Aesop's Fables
- Jataka Tales
- Lowercase Letters
- Native American Legends
- Place Value 2/3
- Saints
Immersive Experience includes ALL the courses below, step-by-step daily notes/photos + much more!
Grade 3
- Farming & Gardening
- Fibers & Clothing
- Grammar 3/4
- Housebuilding
- Maths of Practical Life
- Place Value 2/3
Immersive Experience includes ALL the courses below, step-by-step daily notes/photos + much more!
Grade 4
Grade 8
2 comments:
The site is just beautiful! Congratulations. Now your past site had a lot of materials for preschoolers. What would the consulting fee cover for pre-K and K help?
The preschool units from before are accessible to members of the Yahoo Group (there's a link at the bottom of the Testimonials page to join). As far as Kindergarten, there have never been set units for that -- it is so individual. We would work together to develop your family's program. Most people with 5 year olds want to know about child development: what fairy tales are best for that age, how to set up the daily rhythm, talk about first grade readiness and what books they will need to start purchasing to get ready for that grade level. I can recommend books for your family's specific needs and budget, how to do handwork such as finger knitting and wet felting, and so on.
The benefit of consulting versus pre-written curriculum that's just hanging out online for folks to download is that I can tailor my suggestions to your family. Thanks for asking!
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