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Scenes from the Week: 01/17–01/20

Students in Grade 1 meet Mr. Multiply whose magic power is to make more of whatever he touches. By engaging the imagination through story the mathematical processes begin to live in the hearts of the children. For more information on how math is taught in Waldorf schools watch the videos here.


Ms. Goodman works with a Grade Two reading group.


Ms. Brindar brought perspective drawing to the 7th Grade. Students drew houses inspired by the house in the movie Up and put their own spin on it.


Grade 5 fish painting.


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