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Our Class Trip, by Sadie During today's ceremony, our graduating 8th Graders each treated us to a special project they worked on just for this occasion. Please enjoy Sadie's story of the 6th, 7th and 8th Grades recent class trip…
Old Stomping Grounds Last week the 1st, 2nd & 3rd graders went for a “hike” to their old stomping grounds from kindergarten. Newer students heard the stories from those who had build forts and hideouts in these woods. A good…
The girls have worked hard to complete the dresses they will wear for graduation. The project began with a pattern and fabric selection field trip to Vogue Fabrics in Chicago. Steps along the way included sizing, measuring, cutting the pieces,…
Storyteller, author, and playwright Michael Hedley Burton visited our school this past week and treated the children and faculty alike to his storytelling. Originally from New Zealand, he now makes his home in Sydney, Australia. Students from Early Childhood through eighth grade…
The 6th, 7th, and 8th graders went on their class trip to Ohiopyle State Park in Pennsylvania last week. Class trips in Waldorf Schools are curricular in nature and begin in the 3rd grade, once the children are approaching the…
Our 8th graders are studying the eye and vision. In this experiment they learned that depth perception is improved significantly with binocular vision.
Be a fly on the wall through these captured moments inside a Waldorf classroom. 7th Grade Poetry, "The Poachers' Victims" In the past man feared what was once called a predator. Now predator fears prey. Pink is a despicable color,…
We came together as a community on Thursday to watch the grade school children as they presented bits and pieces of all they are learning in school. The first and second graders presented a poem on the treasures of the…
Class plays in the Waldorf school serve many purposes. Through our annual class plays, beginning in first grade, we build many skills. In the lower grades we recite our plays mostly in unison and through a deep sense of meter.…
