First Story: The Fisherman and His Wife
Can you tell which letter was hidden in our chalk board drawing? Can you tell we had some "help" with our chalk board drawing? (Thanks, Preston...)
We made beeswax fish to act out the story.
F is for flounder and fisherman.
Second Story: The White Snake
Drawing a "T" with her feet.
Third Story: Snow White and the Seven Dwarves
(If you look closely, the door to the dwarves cottage also forms a letter.)
Beeswax Queen and Snow White (mom's on the left, Sariah's on the right).
Fourth Story: The Nixie of the Old Mill Pond--letters N and V
(I don't know why I didn't get any pictures of the chalk board drawing.)
Making a "V" with our bodies.
Playing Memory to review our alphabet. (Sariah looks like Raggedy Ann because she got into the colored face pencils that morning. Or maybe it was my makeup. Or maybe both. Anyway, she looks very colorful.)
Our collection of beeswax letters.
Form Drawing:
This was a painting story from Marsha Johnson's first grade painting e-book (www.magicofwaldorf.com) about how right after sunrise the sky is different shades of blue, darker in some places and lighter in others. This was an exercise to practice varying the intensity of the same color. Sariah's on top, Mom's on bottom.
Comments
http://cedarringmama.wordpress.com/2012/01/09/choosing-grimms-tales-for-the-waldorf-inspired-first-grade/
http://theparentingpassageway.com/2008/11/25/great-fairy-tales-for-waldorf-first-grade/
There are others too, but these were a couple that came up in a google search.