Waldorf students create main lesson book pages to document what they are learning in class.

In third grade, MWS students study farming, and also math and measurement (Copy)
In third grade, the MWS story curriculum covers the Hebrew scriptures, which students then show in their Main Lesson Books. Here, Joshua, leads the trumpeter and the army against Jericho. (Copy)
In fourth grade, the fundamentals of grammar are reinforced! (Copy)
In fourth grade, Norse mythology is core to the story curriculum. This student's picture shows Loki (the trickster), the wolf Fenris, and Hella, among others. (Copy)
At MWS, students even draw key math concepts into their Main Lesson Books. (Copy)
In seventh grade, European history and economic geography intersect. Students show what they learned in pictures and words. (Copy)
In sixth grade, students study astronomy, as part of an intensifying science curriculum, and use special 'astronomy' Main Lesson Books so that they can draw the stars. (Copy)
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This fifth grade Main Lesson Book captures a botany lesson. Students learn about the beginnings of plant life, the first plants (lichen, algae, fungi), and much more. (Copy)
Revolutionary movements, studied in seventh or eight grade, resonate with these students' growing sense of justice. (Copy)