Anatomy Lesson 1 | Waldorf Main Lesson Block

For Lesson 1, we read the Charles Kovac's book Chapter 1 Uprightness and the Spine in the section on Health and the Human Body. While the chapter is short, we included many historical and religious references to add to this lesson which ended up taking over an hour whereas the reading would have taken less than 20 minutes. While I had intended to draw an illustration of the spine and go into detail about the wonders of our vertical upright spine and form, I opted for a simple human form in which we talked about (and later wrote about) the aspects of the human body from a religious (and secular) perspective. The body is composed of the physical, mental, emotional, spirit and soul. The physical makes up our physical body: torso, limbs, head and everything within. Our Mental may be imagined as our intellect. Our emotional is often equated to our heart. Our spirit and soul make up our individual essences and the secret of what makes us alive. If you are interested in the additional religious content we used in identifying the parts of the human and the parts of the soul, you may view my notes on "Five Before Five" by checking out blog post that accompanies this video:
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Really like the idea of our body our amanah. Never thought this Hadith can be integrated with an anatomy lesson.. mashallah

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Thank you! I hope by sharing it this way we can share even more ideas on how to integrate spirituality within our lessons.

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Loved seeing how you do unit studies❤

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Thank you so much! I’m glad you’re enjoying these lessons.

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What is the pencil you are using here? ❤(This is Bambi)

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