Description
What are Living Lessons?
Living Lessons are not an online school. Our goal is and always has been to assist the parent/teacher in their own classroom. We also feel it is important that the parent/teacher remains involved in the lessons to stay true to the Waldorf methods. So Living Lessons are a classroom assistant for you and a way for you to become a better teacher by having another teacher lead, guide, and inspire you. Here are some ways in which you may use the Living Lessons:
1. You are homeschooling multiple ages and need a virtual teacher now and then so you can offer each of your students individual attention.
2. You are looking for a virtual classroom experience with a Waldorf teacher.
3. You need a break now and then from homeschooling full time.
4. You want to enhance your own skill set by watching other teachers present Waldorf lessons.
5. You want to join a community of other parents experiencing Living Lessons with opportunities for your kids to connect with other kids in the program.
6. You are running a business or working from home and need a virtual teacher to help you homeschool.
7. You recently moved or are experiencing health challenges that make it hard to homeschool full time.
8. You are new to homeschooling and need a boost of confidence to start off your year.
9. You are new to Waldorf education.
10. You feel overwhelmed with the prospect of homeschooling or you have been forced into homeschooling by the pandemic and are feeling lost.
Math Block One
G5 Math Block One: Lesson #1: Introduction to Decimals
G5 Math Block One: Lesson #2: Writing Decimals
G5 Math Block One: Lesson #3: Decimal Place Value
G5 Math Block One: Lesson #3B: Writing Decimal Place Value and Decimal Names
G5 Math Block One: Lesson #4: Comparing Decimals
G5 Math Block One: Lesson #5: Rounding Decimals
G5 Math Block One: Lesson #6: Money
G5 Math Block One: Lesson #7: Digital Time Clocks
G5 Math Block One: Lesson #8: Adding and Subtracting Decimals
G5 Math Block One: Lesson #9: Multiplying Decimals and Whole Numbers
G5 Math Block One: Lesson #10: Multiplying Decimals by Decimals
G5 Math Block One: Lesson #11: Dividing Decimals by Whole Numbers
G5 Math Block One: Lesson #12: Dividing Decimals by Decimals
G5 Math Block One: Lesson #13: Converting Fractions into Decimals
G5 Math Block One: Lesson #14: Repeating Decimals
G5 Math Block One: Decimal-Fraction Math Block Test
Math Block Two
Fifth Grade Metric Measurement Math Block: Block Plan for Parents
Metric Weights and Measurements Block lesson #1 – A History of Weights and Measures
Metric Weights and Measurements Block Lesson #2 – The Imperial System
Metric Weights and Measurements Block Lesson #2B – Practice with Imperial Linear Measurement Conversions
Metric Weights and Measurements Block Lesson #3 – The Metric System of Linear Measurement
Metric Weights and Measurements Block Lesson #4 – Metric Linear Conversions
Metric Weights and Measurements Block Lesson #4B – Practice with Perimeter in Metric Units
Metric Weights and Measurements Block Lesson #5 – Decameter and Hectometer
Metric Weights and Measurements Block Lesson #5B – Calculating Area Using Imperial Measurements
Metric Weights and Measurements Block Lesson #5C – Painting of a Grandfather Clock
Metric Weights and Measurements Block Lesson #6 – The Kilometer
Metric Weights and Measurements Block Lesson #6B – Calculating Area with Metric Measurements
Metric Weights and Measurements Block Lesson #7 – A History of Weights
Metric Weights and Measurements Block Lesson #7B – Calculating Averages Using Long Jump Statistics
Metric Weights and Measurements Block Lesson #8 – Imperial Weights
Lesson #8B – Metric Weight Word Problems PDF
Metric Weights and Measurements Block Lesson #9 – Metric Weights
Metric Weights and Measurements Block Lesson #9B – Conversions with Grams, Kilograms, and Tonnes + Word Problems
Metric Weights and Measurements Block Lesson #11 – Decagrams and Hectograms
Metric Weights and Measurements Block Lesson #12 – A History of Measuring Volume
Metric Weights and Measurements Block Lesson #13 – Liters, Milliliters, and Paracelsus
Metric Weights and Measurements Block Lesson #13B – Practice with Imperial Conversions Plus Recipe Problems
Lesson #13B – Imperial Volume Word Problems PDF
Metric Weights and Measurements Block Lesson #14 – Centiliter, Deciliter, Paracelsus Part 2
Metric Weights and Measurements Block Lesson #14B – Bright Morning Stars Melody on Soprano Recorder
Metric Weights and Measurements Block Lesson #14C – Bright Morning Stars Bass Line on Alto Recorder
Metric Weights and Measurements Block Lesson #15 – Decaliters, Hectoliters, Kiloliters, and Dr. Edward Bach
Metric Weights and Measurements Block Lesson #16 – Fahrenheit Temperature
Metric Weights and Measurements Block Lesson #16B – Metric Volume Word Problems
Metric Weights and Measurements Block Lesson #17 – Celsius Temperature
Metric Weights and Measurements Block Lesson #17B – Celsius Temperature Bookwork
Metric Weights and Measurements Block Lesson #17C – Metric vs. Imperial Volume Guessing Game
Metric Weights and Measurements Block Lesson #17D – Block Review and Quiz
Metric Measurement Block Quiz
Future Math Blocks
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The Magic of Numbers and Freehand Geometry – Do you know how to tell if a number is divisible by 3? Or 4? or 9? What about why the Babylonians preferred a base-60 system to a base-10 system? There are so many wonderful mysteries in the world of number. We will explore those connections through invigorating challenges that will leave the students interested in math for its own sake.
