Inspiring Life-long Learning for Over 25 Years
First graders are learning to play the pentatonic flute. As dexterity and finger awareness increase in the first grade, we change to the pentatonic flute from the single interval flute. Now there is far more for the fingers to do,…
The memory of a cauldron SO BIG that even Thor could barely carry it was revisited during painting class in fourth grade.
A sneak peek of the second and third grades' class play, Gilly of the Goatskin and The Unique Tale, a Story From the King of Ireland's Son. This is a shadow puppet play told with lovely paper puppets created by…
Grades 6-8 have been learning how to write the numbers 1-10 in Mandarin Chinese. Don't let the serious looks fool you; they loved these lessons and are quite pleased with their new knowledge! [Best_Wordpress_Gallery id="190" gal_title="2018Grades6-8MandarinChinese"]
Fourth grade continues the weaving feeling of over and under in the Nordic knots.
First grade completed its four processes block but will not forget to check in with Farmer Plus, Mr. Minus, Tammy Times, and Diane Divide. We are now in a form drawing and nature block which is explored through firm painting,…
Second and third grades have almost finished their handsome horses and nimble gnomes! They are justifiably proud of their fine work. Did you know there are hidden gifts to be found within the children's experience with handwork in Waldorf schools?…
Da Vinci Waldorf School is participating a worldwide postcard exchange initiative to both broaden the global perspective of students and kick-off the 100 year celebration of Waldorf® Education planned for 2019. Stay tuned for more details! [Best_Wordpress_Gallery id="188" gal_title="20180205FifthGradePostcardsWaldorf100"]
The children enjoy cutting up vegetables for classroom snack.
