Inspiring Life-long Learning for Over 25 Years
Grace B. is a freshman at Savannah College of Art and Design in Savannah, Georgia and received nearly a full ride in scholarships. She's studying Illustration and Sequential Art. She is doing very well, but very tired. She graduated from…
Fourth and fifth grade have gracefully leaped into the world of part singing! This is a step past singing in a round, where we all sing the same song but enter the song at different times. In part singing, each…
Da Vinci Waldorf School is honored to be partnering this year with local activist Shari Gullo and Step by Step to assist with the Big Ugly Book Drive. Everyone is invited to help. How can I help? We are collecting…
Learning to Observe Children We have enough Da Vinci Waldorf teachers and parents interested in this course to receive the group discount! If you are interested in registering and would like to be included with the group in order to…
Our grade school students went on their second Pantry Walk of the year on Friday. It was a smaller group than usual this week because 2nd, 3rd, and 6th grades were away enjoying a field trip. Each week until Thanksgiving…
Calendar of the Soul Twenty-ninth Week October 14 - October 20 To fan the spark of thinking into flame By my own strong endeavor, To read life's inner meaning Out of the cosmic spirit's fount of strength: This is my…
Fables and trickster stories pair with place value math lessons in the current second grade block of study. Third graders are exploring the country life as experienced by Walter King with stories about his crops, his father’s farm machinery, and…
Alumni were sighted this week having baked a cake for one of their beloved former teachers, Mrs. Lynda Julian. Only two alumni are pictured here, though a few others also participated. Sadie A., Grace A., Iris M. and Will B.…
Dyeing silks in early childhood classrooms using birch leaves for natural color.
