A WALDORF WAY

  • LAND BASED CIRRICULUM

    Through practices of seasonal harvesting. herbal crafts. gardening, animal tending and child-led exploration we build the foundations for healthy relationship with the non-human world, grounded in reciprocity.

  • RHYTHM

    We move in daily, weekly, and seasonal rhythms, building memory and developing a strong sense of well-being. With consistent and loving guidance children can establish comfort, trust, and safety.

  • STORY TELLING & PUPPETRY

    Orality is the precursor to literacy and celebrates the beauty of universal human traditions. Not only do stories build sequencing and imaginative capacities, they are powerful tools for healing.

  • FREEDOM OF MOVEMENT

    When children feel at home in their bodies they are more able to build resiliency and courage. Physical exploration develops gross and fine motor skills, strengthening coordination and proprioception.

  • REVERENCE

    To offer a sense of beauty demonstrated with respect and gratitude is a simple gift in a complicated world. It can build responsibility to care for our things, each other and our environment, encouraging full participation in daily life.

  • FREE & IMAGINATIVE PLAY

    Uninterrupted play is the true work of the child! They develop creative thinking, problem solving, build cooperation and skills in conflict resolution. Play provides needed opportunities to work through their emotional lives without judgment or pressure.

“Receive the children in reverence, educate them in love, and let them go forth in freedom”

– Rudolf Steiner.