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Grades 3&4: Looking Closely A recent chilly morning didn’t keep Grades 3 & 4 indoors. Students took their nature journals outside to slow down, look closely, and record what they discovered in the landscape around them. Using the prompts “I…
Muddy Boots & Busy Fingers: Hands-on learning in Early Childhood Across Sunflower Garden and Apple Blossom Garden, children have been busy with their hands. On the playground, rain turned the earth into mud to dig, shape, and explore. Inside, the…
Imagination Takes Flight Mrs. Ecklund was our aviation mechanic this week in Wonder Garden! The children were captivated by the process and grateful for a working steering wheel and propeller, allowing their imaginations to take flight on our first “real”…
In a world where rushed eating and convenience foods are the norm, the Waldorf Early Childhood food experience offers something really valuable- an opportunity for children to slow down, engage their senses and develop life-long healthy eating habits. Valentine's Day…
The students learn about the process of turning sap into syrup. Our E.C. (Early Childhood) children visited Spring Valley Nature Center and Heritage Farm last week to see the process of making maple syrup. Yum! Thank you to Dave Brooks…
In first grade, the children take turns playing the lyre while their classmates walk with graceful balance. They are doing their best to quietly listen to the music and respect each others personal space. First Grade Music Class
I'm sure many of you are wondering this (and other things...!) I know many of you had credits for the end of March. It was my plan to credit those in April, but as you know that also was not…
The first graders made it to the end of the alphabet - Z is for Zebra.
