13May
Building Community While at Home #12 – Jumping Rope in the E.C.
As spring blooms around us we are reminded of when we skipped, galloped, and ran as fast as we could to our meadow in the park.
04May
Building Community While at Home #11 – The Daffodil, a spring story.
Today we are bringing an original story from our Middle Nursery teachers.
It was written by Ms. Imhof and illustrated by Ms. Pruet using basic colored pencils and sketch paper.
21Apr
Building Community While at Home #10 – Why We Teach Drawing
Students at Rudolf Steiner School are familiar with drawing as an art form in many of their classes, from careful, descriptive work in their main lesson books, to form drawing and perspective drawing…
13Apr
Building Community While at Home #9 – The Joy of Reading
I have always loved to read. The companionship of a book, growing with the characters, sharing tears, and laughing through a book, is a journey that takes us places…
06Apr
Building Community While at Home #8 – Let’s Move!
The best place for delightful movement and exploration is the outdoors. Even now we still can go outside if we practice social distancing, and follow local guidelines and all the basic hygienic recommendations.
23Mar
Building Community While at Home #2 – Simplicity Parenting Audio Series
The Simplicity Parenting Team has prepared a five-part audio series for this challenging time.
23Mar
Building Community While At Home – Blog Series – HOME FOR NOW
Today, in an attempt to offer support from afar, we are launching our “Building Community While at Home” blog series, to extend the outreach of our caring community.
04Jun
The Most Important Survival Skill for the Next 50 Years
The Most Important Survival Skill for the Next 50 Years is not what you think. In this GQ interview, Yuval Noah Harari tells us what is.
07Apr
The School Culture and Curriculum Relationship
Research shows that combining high-quality curriculum and a strong school culture leads to long-lasting academic excellence.
23Mar
Outdoor Education – Beyond Environmentalism
Unstructured play outdoors brings challenges and experiences so beneficial that they cannot be replaced by any other activity.
