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First Snow
Students enjoyed playing in our very first snow of the year! Early childhood students built a snowman (and one of them was caught sampling the snowman's nose!) Grades children enjoyed a massive snowball fight. Waldorf children enjoy outdoor play in all seasons, and love every minute of it!
St. Nicholas
Saint Nicholas—and his mischievous sidekick Ruprecht—visited students in preschool through third grade on Tuesday, delivering treats of mandarin oranges and chocolate coins wrapped in golden foil. They also read from the Golden Book, detailing each child's success, strengths and strivings.
St. Nicholas was very touched when a first grade boy gave him a drawing he'd made just as St. Nicholas was leaving the room.
Read more about Saint Nicholas.
Wonder Garden
Our littlest ones, weaving the blanket of Mother Earth.
First Grade
The first graders each painted a cabin in woods—a scene from the story The Wee Christmas Cabin of Carn-na-ween.
Second Grade
"Moonlight floods the whole sky, from horizon to horizon. How much it can fill your room depends on its windows." --Rumi
The drawing shows Rumi and the caged bird.
Third Grade
During the third grade Old Testament block, the students are learning about the trials and tribulations of the first people on earth. This lesson depicts the story of Isaac and Rebecca, the grandparents of Joseph.
Fourth Grade
Continuing with their zoology block—a glimpse at the octopuses and cuttlefish watercolor paintings, done in conjunction with their study of the animals.
Fifth and Sixth Grades
"Eye of Ra," paintings derived from studies of ancient Egypt.
