English term – Cecilia Montes Adriaan Roland Holstschool Bergen

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English term – Cecilia Montes Adriaan Roland Holstschool Bergen Bridging The Gap English term – Cecilia Montes Adriaan Roland Holstschool Bergen

The morning verse I look out into the world Wherein there shines the Sun Where glimmer all the stars, Where lie the silent stones The plants that live and grow The beasts that feel and move Where man in soul creates A dwelling for the spirit. I look inward to the soul

That lives within my being The spirit of God is weaving In sunlight and in soul-life In heights of world without In depths of soul within. Spirit of God to thee I turn myself in seeking That strength and grace and skill For learning and for work May live and grow in me. Rudolf Steiner

The Alphabet A [ee] B [bie] C [sie] D [die] E [ie] F [ef] G [dzjie] H [eetsj] I [ai] J [dzjee] K [kee] L [el] M [em] N [en] O [oo] P [pie] Q [kjoe] R [ar] S [es] T [tie] U [joe] V [vie] W [dabbel joe] X [ex] Y [waai] Z [zed]

Lesson two

What Shall we do today – lesson Two The morning verse repeat the alphabet Noun alphabet Story: Mother Hulda What Shall we do today – lesson Two

The alphabet A [ee] B [bie] C [sie] D [die] E [ie] F [ef] G [dzjie] H [eetsj] I [ai] J [dzjee] K [kee] L [el] M [em] N [en] O [oo] P [pie] Q [kjoe] R [ar] S [es] T [tie] U [joe] V [vie] W [dabbel joe] X [ex] Y [waai] Z [zed]

Lesson three

What Shall we do today – lesson three The morning verse repeat the alphabet check Noun alphabet finish/correct Story finish drawing Nouns plural Noun exercises What Shall we do today – lesson three

The alphabet A [ee] B [bie] C [sie] D [die] E [ie] F [ef] G [dzjie] H [eetsj] I [ai] J [dzjee] K [kee] L [el] M [em] N [en] O [oo] P [pie] Q [kjoe] R [ar] S [es] T [tie] U [joe] V [vie] W [dabbel joe] X [ex] Y [waai] Z [zed]

Nouns plural Remember: Man-men Woman-women Foot-feet Tooth-teeth Goose-geese Mouse-mice Child-children Fish-fish Sheep-sheep Salmon-salmon Deer-deer

Noun Exercises

Noun exercises