Angels, Prophets, Rabbis & Kings
from the Stories of the Jewish People
Demons, Gods & Holy Men
from Indian Myths & Legends
Dragons, Gods & Spirits
from Chinese Mythology
Druids, Gods & Heroes
from Celtic Mythology
Fabled Cities, Princes & Jinn
from Arab Myths and Legends
Gods and Heroes
from Viking Mythology
Gods and Pharaohs
from Egyptian Mythology
Gods, Men and Monsters
from the Greek Myths
Heroes, Gods & Emperors
from Roman Mythology
Heroes, Monsters and Other Worlds
from Russian Mythology
Kings, Gods & Spirits
from African Mythology
Spirits, Heroes & Hunters
from North American Indian Mythology
Warriors, Gods & Spirits
from Central & South American Mythology
Waldorf embeds its language arts instruction in Fairy Tales, Folktales, Aesop's Fables, and Jataka Tales in grades 1 & 2, and then does a long series of World Mythology blocks as its cultural study throughout grades 3, 4, and 5. However, you could certainly extend it into grades 6 and 7, especially if you are wanting to be as multi-cultural as possible.
There are lots of compilations besides these books, of course, but they are a solid place to start and each book has enough stories that it could be your sole teaching resource for a main lesson, making them very economical.
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