Experiencing Stories Together
I remember the first time my eldest daughter gave me a book. It was a bit of a surprise since until then I had seen myself as holding the only title of “teacher” in the house. But with this gesture she was teaching me something. She was saying, “I want you to experience this book” and more importantly, “I want you to experience this book with me.”
Being able to discuss literature that your child has chosen to read is a magical experience that will connect you in new ways you never imagined. There is something different about reading every book in the Magic Tree House series together versus having your child bring a more advanced book to you after they have already read it. Sometimes the best way to connect with your child is to take the opportunities they give you instead of trying so hard to create your own.
— Kristie Burns, “Connecting with Children Through Literature”
Splendid Sets
Stories for Younger Students
More Findus
Woodland Adventures
The Tales of Limindoor Woods
The Tales of Tiptoes Lightly
The Rainbow Fairy Books
Books for Older Students
Castle
Pyramid
City
Celtic Magic Series
Auragole’s Journey
Gathering Blue
Messenger
Son
Pathfinders Titles
Pathfinders Series The Legend of Big Heart #1: The Land Grab
Pathfinders Series Autumn’s Journey #1: Nowhere to Hide: DISCOUNT BOOK
#2 Autumn’s Dawn
#3 Finding Grace
Stand-Alone Pathfinders Novels
Teacher Series
#3 The Developing Child
#4 Mentoring in Waldorf Early Childhood Education
#5 A Warm and Gentle Welcome
The Little Series
Making Math Meaningful: A Source Book for Grades 1 Through 5
A Source Book for Teaching Middle School Math
A Source Book for Teaching High School Math
English Workbook for Fifth Grade
English Workbook for Grades Six to Eight
Golden Beetle Books Curriculum Guide Package: Digital Edition
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