Whose Footprints Are These? wax crayons and in the process reveals

and in the process reveals what is new and original about Steiner’s esoteric teachings

It is widely recognised in Waldorf education that there should be a strong sculptural component in schools to balance with children's lessons in form drawing

Margaret Colquhoun studied zoology and genetics with agricultural acience at Edinburgh University in the 1960s and worked there as a Research Associate in the 1970s on questions of population genetics and evolutionary biology

in 1996 a member of the American Philosophical Society

Whose Footprints Are These? wax crayons and in the process revealsGerda Muller (author) On a snowy winter's morning, footprints trace a path from a child's unmade bed, past discarded clothes and breakfast dishes to the front door where they're joined by excited pawprints. But who else is making the footprints and what are they doing? In this delightful wordless picture book, the story of a child and a dog enjoying the snow is told entirely through following their footprints. Readers will spot clues to the friends'