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6th Grade Astronomy Continues Their scope of interest is being directed outward, challenging their senses and intellect. They are beginning to see themselves as part of a larger and more complex place.
Please join the grade school children and faculty for presentations from each grade school class, and stay for social time afterward. Though entertaining, the purpose of the assembly is to give you a glimpse into the unique ways students learn…
In their current block, students are observing the night sky, sunrise and sunset. Their scope of interest is being directed outward, challenging their senses and intellect. They are beginning to see themselves as part of a larger and more complex…
6th Grade Astronomy Looking outward Students are observing the night sky, sunrise and sunset. Their scope of interest is being directed outward, challenging their senses and intellect. They are beginning to see themselves as part of a larger and more…
We had our annual Christmas pageant on Friday, and it was such a beautiful, reverent, and special experience. Throughout the seasons there are festivals of many kinds that are traditionally taken up in Waldorf schools. During this darkest time of…
6th, 7th & 8th Grade Happenings The 6th, 7th and 8th grade students learned several fundamental constructions during our recent geometry block. We are not quite done with geometry this year, so it will move into a forty-minute period during…
During their Farming classes this week, the 4th/5th grade class and the 6th/7th/8th grade class dug seven holes and planted seven dwarf apple trees! Note from Tuly Faden, our Farm & Garden teacher for grades 4-8: Anyone who would like…
Thank you to all the parents who attended, and especially to the students who shared some of their work at the Fall Grade School Assembly last week. Senora Julian began the program with an explanation of the offrendo created by…
Our sixth, seventh and eighth graders recently undertook a color study. First they painted their trees with highly-pigmented watercolor paint. Once the trees were dry, the students began to work with chalk, exploring the way the colors blend, while observing…
