Waldorf Math | Geometry Main Lesson Block | Grade 6

Over the years, I've put together several math main lesson blocks and a number of geometry blocks. What sets these blocks apart from other math blocks is the level of engagement the teacher and student experience with each lesson. There are no dry lessons. The upside is obvious: full engagement means maximum learning and high possibility of retention. The downside is that it takes a lot time, a fair amount of planning and the occasional (sometimes frequent) disappointment when lessons don't go as planned or you (both teacher and student) struggle with achieving the forms you are striving to make.

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When putting together a unit, I look for a number of resources to enrich our experience. While math blocks are different than other blocks in that I'm not likely to have a set of recipes like a geography unit or a historical fiction for a history unit, I will plan for us to cook and alter recipes so that fractions can come to life real applications and I will include a number of math books, especially picture books, when possible. One thing I won't go without with putting together a math unit are games! I find math games to be some of the best ways to truly understand math concepts and master basic math skills.

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