#educationcontinues
Waldorf education continues during school shutdowns. From home delivery of materials to Zoom calls—from daily story time to music and french lessons—from handwork to home visits (at a safe distance), Waldorf faculty and staff are getting creative with maintaining curriculum and connection while students are learning at home. 

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Honouring moon time by Ella as part of Grade 6/7 physiology 
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Fiddle Club with Ms. Fawcett – learn Britches Full of Stitches
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Grade 6/7 physiology block: digestive system by Izzy

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This beautiful & thoughtful card was designed by Sabina in Grade 5, signed by the entire class and delivered to residents at Hilltop House residential care home.

Artwork for the window hunt by Arnavi, Grade 6/7

Physiology block: neuron by Finn Grade 6/7

Window art and sock puppets by Stig in Grade 2 and Ula in Grade 4.

Wet on wet watercolour painting in Huckleberry preschool.

Pictorial poem art by Finn as part of the Grade 6/7 creative writing block called Wish, Wonder and Surprise.

 

French lesson “dans la cuisine” Grade 2/3.

Beautiful artwork by Arnavi in Grade 7.

French drawing assignment by Nicolas, Grade 5.

Bug hotel by Luna, Grade 2/3 as part of French lesson on “les insectes”.

Beautiful new rocks to be found on this week’s Rainbow Trail by Miss Begoña and Miss Maria.

Beautiful heart bouquet by Arnavi in Grade 7.

Multiplication in Grade 1.

Pictorial poem by Morgan in Grade 6/7.

Physiology block: the nervous system by Talon Grade 6/7

Ancient Egypt workbook by Grade 5 student, Samuel

Lily in Grade 2/3 has a Zoom call with the principal, Ms. Hull.

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Painting by Lucia in Sunflower preschool

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Miss Begoña and Miss Maria’s weekly Rainbow Trail rocks for children to discover while out walking.

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Ancient Egypt workbook by Grade 5 student, Hudson

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Luna writing about Spring, in Grade 2/3.

Mr. Subtract chalk drawing by Miss Elise.

Weekly window hunt themes – Easter by Lisa Costain.

Pictorial poem art by Izzy as part of the Grade 6/7 creative writing block called Wish, Wonder and Surprise.

Dream catcher by Caden in Grade 1.

A lovely gnome house to find on the Rainbow Trail created by Miss Begoña and Miss Maria.

Forming sentences in Grade 2/3.

Bianca’s form drawing Grade 4/5.

Carving by Kasper, Grade 2/3.

Waldorf little ones have beds and pillows.

Physiology block: honouring moon time by Izzy Grade 6/7

Window hunt art by Logan, Grade 6/7

Les oiseaux French project by Luna, Grade 2/3

The Little Birthday Gnome visits preschool children having birthdays during school shutdown.

Weekly French lessons with Mme. Emilie.

Grade 6/7 physiology block: the nature-nurture flower by Arnavi Grade 6/7

French Mother’s Day project by Tess in Grade 1

Stuffie swing project stitched by Lily in Morningstar kindergarten.

 

Miss Begoña and Miss Maria’s weekly Rainbow Trail rocks for children to discover while out walking.

Morgan’s morning Zoom call with his Grade 6/7 teacher, Miss Christine

Mason bee house project by Lily in Grade 2/3.

Ms. Fawcett conducts weekly violin lessons.

Grade 1 student, Aarav’s depiction of spaces in the house.

Students are participating in a school-wide handwork project to make blankets.

Pema in Grade 5 reads her creative writing project to Grade 4/5 teacher Mr. Bindseil at the door.

French assignment “le quatre saisons” by Bergen in Grade 2/3.

Felt fishing set project in created by students in Morningstar kindergarten. Well done!

Grade 1 student, Aarav’s painting of a ladybug.

Grade 1 math — Adam Plus and Mina Minus.