Mathematics Lessons for the Sixth Grade

Waldorf Mathematics: Sixth Grade Curriculum Guide

A practical and insightful guide to teaching mathematics in the Waldorf tradition.

Acclaimed mathematician Dr. Ernst Schuberth presents a comprehensive overview of the Waldorf elementary mathematics curriculum, with a focused exploration of the sixth-grade year.

This stage introduces students to more practical and real-world mathematical concepts, including banking, interest calculations, and the foundations of economics—presented in a way that aligns with the developmental needs of the child. Designed to support both new and experienced Waldorf educators, this resource offers structured guidance while encouraging a living and meaningful approach to mathematics.

Inside This Book

• A clear overview of the Waldorf mathematics approach
• Detailed guidance for the sixth-grade curriculum
• Banking and financial mathematics
• Interest calculations
• Introduction to elementary economics
• Structured weekly lesson plans
• A wide range of mathematical problems and fully worked solutions

Why You'll Love It

• Designed specifically for Waldorf/Steiner educators
• Integrates practical life skills into mathematical learning
• Supports teachers with ready-to-use lesson structures
• Encourages a deeper and more meaningful understanding of mathematics
• Connects mathematical thinking with real-world applications and everyday life

Perfect For

• Waldorf/Steiner teachers, particularly Class 6 educators
• Homeschooling families following a Waldorf curriculum
• Alternative education practitioners
• Parents seeking a holistic approach to mathematics education
• Anyone interested in Waldorf educational methods

Product Details

• Format: Paperback
• Author: Ernst Schuberth
• ISBN-13: 9781888365375
• Publisher: AWSNA Publications
• Publication Year: 2002

Book Dimensions

• Approximate Dimensions: 22.9 × 15.2 cm (9 × 6 in)
• Weight: Varies by edition

At its heart, this book presents mathematics as a living subject—one that connects clear thinking, practical life skills, and a deeper understanding of the world around us.