Wednesday, May 16th, at 8:45 AM we will host the last Tour and Observe event of the school year. If you know someone who could benefit from this experience, please let them know. Sign up here OR email us directly.
May Faire posters and quarter sheets are available! If each of our families would put up just one poster in your favorite library, bookstore, coffee shop, athletic club, or specialty store or give one to a friend, it could have a great impact on attendance at May Faire. Please consider helping in…
Last Sunday several Da Vinci Waldorf families gathered at the Andrew C. Cook House in Wauconda. We partnered with the Wauconda Historical Society to demonstrate the maypole. During downtime, children made dandelion chains, played in the green space, and toured the house. One fourth grade student served as a terrific leader…
Our printed yearbook proof has arrived and will be available in the office by Monday afternoon for parents (not students) to preview. If you’ve been unsure if you’d like a yearbook, feel free to stop by and take a look. We may place another order if there is enough interest.…
The fifth grade recently completed their second North American geography block for the year. This block was focused on their state projects! Each child chose a state in the United States to research. They looked into state history, industry, natural landmarks, tourist attractions and food. They did a wonderful job,…
The 3rd graders, enjoying the traditional violin block that comes after Easter at DVWS!
First grade continues to advance with the four processes focusing on division practice. In our story Diane Divide helps Tammy Times share the surplus from Farmer Plus’ greenhouse.
In the heart of a seed buried deep, so deep A dear little plant lay fast asleep “Wake,” said the Sun, “and creep towards the light!” “Wake,” said the voice of the raindrops bright. The little seed heard and arose to see what a Wonderful outside world might be! Dear…