You're not the boss of me! :  understanding the six/seven-year-old transformation / 
Ruth Ker, editor. 
 - xi, 298 pages :  illustrations ;  28 cm 
<br/><br/>Includes bibliographical references. 
<br/><br/> Foreword /  Introduction /  Pictures of the six/seven-year change --  Observations of the six-year-old change /  The birth of the etheric /  Dentition: a mirror of the child's development /  Seeing the wholeness of the child  Is our educational system contributing to attentional and learning difficulties in our children? /  Meeting the challenge - the role of the teacher --  Old man trouble /  Our role in meeting the children /  Soul Milk /  Essential oil baths /  Extract from Work and play in early childhood /  Building the social fabric of a mixed-age kindergarten --  You can't play with me /  The six-year old in a mixed-age kindergarten /  The raft /  The little ones in the classroom /  Girls and boys - feminine and masculine /  Beer and lollipops /  Meeting the child's needs - suggestions for working in the classroom --  A working kindergarten /  Creating a flow in time /  Sailing our ship in fair or stormy weather /  The daily blessing of the older child in the kindergarten /  Movement journeys: enticing the older child to intentional movement /  The role of handwork /  Little red cap: the overcoming of heredity and the birth of the individual /  Activities and resources for the classroom --  Mother Goose movement journey /  Through the snow: a winter movement journey /  Briar rose circle /  The gnomes /  Star money /  The magic lake at the end of the world /  The pumpkin child /  The legend of Babouschka /  Activity ideas for older children in the kindergarten /  Transitional games, verses and songs /  Jump rope rhymes /  Parents as partners --  Waldorf education for the child and parent /  Working with parents: ideas for parent meetings /  A bouquet of wishes for the Rosemary Kindergarten --  Meetings with parents on the topic of discipline /  Working with the will of the young child /  How to get a young child to do what you want without talking yourself to death /  Handouts for parents /  The importance of warmth --  The importance of breakfast --  The importance of sleep --  The meaning of illness --  Fever --  The earache --  Parenting a young child - what my formal education never taught me --  Confronting our shadow --  Product vs. process.  Susan Howard --  Ruth Ker --  Ruth Ker --  Nancy Blanning --  Helge Ruof, Jörg Ruof --  Nancy Blanning --  Susan R. Johnson --  Tim Bennett --  Barbara Klocek --  Ruth Ker --  Louise deForest --  Freya Jaffke --  Barbara Klocek --  Laurie Clark --  Louise deForest --  Barbara Klocek --  Louise deForest --  Melissa Borden --  Louise deForest --  Barbara Klocek --  Tim Bennett --  Ruth Ker --  Nancy Blanning --  Barbara Klocek --  Louise deForest --  Nancy Blanning --  Nancy Blanning --  Janet Kellman, after the Brothers Grimm --  Janet Kellman --  Elisabeth Moore-Haas, adapted by Ruth Ker --  adapted by Barbara Klocek --  submitted by Ruth Ker --  adapted by Ruth Ker --  compiled by Nancy Blanning and Ruth Ker --  compiled by Barbara Klocek and Ruth Ker --  compiled by Barbara Klocek and Ruth Ker --  Devon Brownsey --  Ruth Ker and Nancy Blanning --  Louise deForest --  Nancy Blanning --  Nancy Blanning --  Susan R. Johnson :--  Section One.  Section Two.  Section Three.  Section Four.  Section Five.  Section Six. 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>0972223886 9780972223881 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Kindergarten<br/>Readiness for school<br/>Early childhood education.<br/>Waldorf method of education.
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>372.218