These are the books I used and can confidently recommend from my years in a British Waldorf School. They may also help you identify similar titles that are better suited to your own language or cultural setting.
A few, newly edited, now have a different cover design, and some are out of print but may still be available through libraries or the second-hand book market.
Recommended, Essential and Favourite Books
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A WALDORF DIARY – the classroom log that makes the art of Waldorf teaching visible
May A
Homeschooling Parent
I love this resource. It’s not just “open and go” (although it could be that, too). It’s laid out so thoughtfully step by step, that apart from Fabienne’s chapters and materials, you pretty much need nothing else. And at such an affordable price.
Kris C
Homeschooling Parent
The free chapter is so thoughtfully put together to really get a sense of a class flow with rich content.
Breanna V
Homeschooling Parent
We started CM last year but have always been called to Waldorf. Your site and resources are giving me the courage to take that leap. Thank you! So happy I found this site!
David Donaldson
Author, Class Teacher (retired)
The chapter you sent continues to amaze me with the quality of its production and its comprehensive detail, both in the way it approaches the teaching and the teaching material itself. It’s some achievement to maintain this quality and detail of presentation throughout the whole class teacher cycle!
Donna T
Class Teacher (retired)
I learned so much and wish I had had such a resource when I was a class teacher. Thank you for sharing this, Fabienne! It is truly a gift!
Christina C
Waldorf-Inspired Learning Center
This curriculum is clear, succinct, thorough and easy to follow. A gem in the Waldorf curriculum space!
Wow! This is mega useful! Don’t suppose you’ve done the same for Class 6?!
Yes, just use the drop-down menu to choose from Class 1 to Class 7.