Geometry is one of the most fascinating fields of math a student will encounter, in my opinion. There's so much you can do when children are young with simple math centered on identification of shapes and solids. While introducing geometry this way and with picture books may not reflect the Waldorf approach authentically, it has been our approach in our homeschool for years. I love adding living books into our lessons because I'm often at a loss for stories of my own. Plus, I am not a teacher by profession and rarely solely rely on a curriculum, so I appreciate the breadth and depth of the books and resources available.
From the beginning of the video to minute 22:40 you can see the math picture books and resources for young to middle elementary
Starting at 19:40 you can see resources that work for young elementary through middle school.
Starting at 22:40, I share workbooks and materials for middle school and into high school.
Starting at 44:26 I share resources that would be suitable for high school and beyond!
Check out the blog post for more details
https://www.pepperandpine.com/waldorf...
For review work, I use a math binder, and you can check out this video on how we put that together.
• What's in our Math Binder | Daily Math
While we mainly use Key to Curriculum series
• MATH CURRICULUM WORKBOOKS | MUST HAVE...
I have recently become interested in the Straight Forward math workbook series.
• Math Workbooks | Algebra, Geometry, F...
Geometry video series on YouTube
• Waldorf Math | Geometry Main Lesson B...
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