Inspiring Life-long Learning for Over 25 Years
1st Grade - Watercolor Painting
This week’s first grade painting lesson explored the weight of blue as it fell from the sky into the deep blue sea.
Inspiring Life-long Learning for Over 25 Years
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1st Grade - Letters
First grade began its work with letters this week. Images from stories are the foundation for both the formation and sounds of the letters.
1st Grade - Finger Games
First graders engage in finger games during a handwork lesson.
Mrs. E's Fresh Rolls - Order by 10/13 for Pickup 10/16 - Proceeds Go to the School
Order Fresh, Homemade "Kindergarten Rolls" by the dozen or half dozen for pickup on Mondays, Current Order Window: Order by 10/13 for Pickup 10 All proceeds go to the school! Mrs. English, our Parent-Child teacher, Music & Orchestra teacher, and…
Please Check Your Parent Boxes
Let's start some conversations. Do you love Da Vinci Waldorf School? Let your personal endorsement show by placing a static window cling in your car window. These aren't stickers or magnets—they're simple, transparent clings that will stay put via static…
6th Grade - Poetry Writing
Where I'm From by N.S. I come from donuts on Sunday and tacos on Tuesday From flying the W in the yard and Dumbledore and Harry Potter From Madden and MLB to Sudoku and Monopoly And the baseball diamond and…
5th Grade - Ancient India
The fifth grade began their first ancient cultures block this week! Their first exploration is focused on ancient India and the majestic stories that make up an incredible culture. We started the week with an introduction to India and with…
5th Grade - Helping & Service
Our class parents AND students are staffing the Roots & Shoots Cafe during the Fall Festival on Saturday. The children spent some time this week preparing the menu and cafe signs for the big day. Children learn service, helping, and…
5th Grade - Michaelmas Bread Baking
On Wednesday we made bread dough (using 25 cups of flour!) and started baking fresh rolls for our Michaelmas celebration on Friday! Of course we had to sample a bit of our handiwork.