Storytime is an integral part of Waldorf Education. In early childhood education, storytime comes to life with a story learned by heart and acted out using props and puppets.
This year in our Waldorf homeschooling, story time has been one of my main areas of focus. I try to learn a story by heart, and I even try to make up little songs created in the pentatonic scale (see my video on Waldorf Education and Music on the pentatonic scale).
I typically do the same story every day for a month. In doing this, my children learn the story by heart, and it starts to affect them on a feeling level. 
For the month of October, I chose to do the Grimm’s Fairytale of “The Elves and the Shoemaker.” Because my children are technically considered in the kindergarten level for Waldorf, stories do not need to have a moral, they should just be entertaining.
If you have any questions about storytime, please see my other videos on Waldorf storytime. Or, you can reach out to me in the comments below, and I’d be happy to help!
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