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Inspired by Waldorf Teachers - Elementary and secondary schools are pictured in this series of plays with tips on how to write a play for the class. The plays are presented as examples of what some teachers have done, either adapting stories or writing their own material.
It includes the following:
White Snake by Arthur F. Orr for the first year
King's advisers composed by Cynthia Frongelo for the first year
Magpie's Nest by William Ward second year
Brother Francis Wolfe Gubbio written by Arthur Auer for the second year
Cynthia Frongelo stone soup for the second year
Child of the Nile by David Blair, third grade
Daniel, Servant of the Lord written by Anne B. Wilcott for the third year
Joseph, a dreamer by Cynthia Fraungillo in third grade
The Twelve Children of Jacob Written by Arthur F. Orr for the Third Year
Thor Hammer Heist by Arthur F. Orr 4th grade
The Fate of Baldur by Arthur F. Orr fourth year
Light Isis and Osiris by Jim McClurkin in 5th grade
Deminer & Persephone by William Ward for the 5th year
Prometheus The Fire Pronger by Arthur F. Orr for the 5th year
Archimedes' Greatest Challenge by John Treveillion for the sixth year
The road from Damascus to David Blair for the sixth year
The Girl from Heaven by Helen Ann Ireland for the sixth year
Hans Sachs nose contest adapted from David S. Mitchell for seventh year
Order of Heaven by John Treveillion, Grade 7
Galileo by John Treveillion and his seventh class
David Mitchell's Three Golden-haired Demons on 7th Degree Puppet Show
"Love is enough can never be said" to David S. Mitchell, 11th
Michaelmas play by Uta Taylor Weaver
The Christmas Rose by Selma Lagerlof, adapted from Mark Birdsall
Denise Demanette Winter Festival for the whole school
In print edition available from Waldorf Publications
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