The Waldorf Approach Preschool is a hotly debated area of ​​a child's educational journey. One of the main goals of preschool is to prepare the child for traditional elementary school. There are various contemporary models of early education that have been built to help children develop their educational careers. Some examples of these models are the Bank Street Approach, the Reggio Emilia Approach, the Montessori Approach, and the Head Start Program, just to name a few. The Waldorf approach is the agenda of discussion in this particular article. The Waldorf approach began in 1919 with the basic analysis that children can learn traditional educational subjects through artistic activities. The assumption is that children should dictate the class curriculum and that the material learned should benefit the child as a whole. There are four conditions that teachers focus on when using the Waldorf Approach. The four conditions are Aesthetic, Social, Symbolic and Sensitive. In a school context these four conditions are put into practice by ...