Our Programs
Age-appropriate curriculum designed to nurture the whole child
Waldorf-Inspired Curriculum
Our programs integrate academic instruction with artistic work, hands-on activities, and nature-based learning to develop the intellectual, emotional, and practical capacities of each child.
Early Childhood Program
In our early childhood program, we create a warm, home-like environment where children learn through imaginative play, storytelling, and rhythmic daily activities.
Young children thrive when they can explore freely, develop their senses, and build social connections. Our approach honors their natural need for movement, creativity, and wonder.
Program Highlights
- Imaginative free play with natural materials
- Circle time with songs, rhymes, and movement
- Outdoor nature walks and gardening
- Watercolor painting and beeswax modeling
- Celebration of seasonal festivals
Elementary Program
Our elementary program follows the rich Waldorf curriculum, where academic subjects are taught through stories, art, and hands-on experiences. Students develop strong foundations in literacy, mathematics, and understanding of the world around them.
The class teacher typically stays with students for multiple years, building deep relationships and understanding each child's unique learning journey.
Core Subjects
Specialty Programs
Unique elements that enrich our Waldorf-inspired curriculum
Arts & Music
Music is woven throughout each day, from morning circle songs to recorder and lyre instruction. Visual arts include watercolor painting, crayon drawing, and sculpting with beeswax and clay.
- Singing & Recorder
- Watercolor Painting
- Form Drawing
- Drama & Theatre
Handwork & Crafts
Starting with finger knitting and progressing to complex projects, handwork develops concentration, fine motor skills, and the satisfaction of creating something beautiful and useful.
- Knitting & Crocheting
- Sewing & Embroidery
- Woodworking
- Felting & Weaving
Eurythmy
Eurythmy is a distinctive movement art that makes speech and music visible. Through archetypal gestures, students develop coordination, spatial awareness, and emotional expression.
- Sound & Gesture
- Musical Eurythmy
- Spatial Awareness
- Group Coordination
Nature Education
Connection to nature is central to Waldorf education. Our students spend significant time outdoors, learning about the natural world through direct experience and developing a lifelong appreciation for the environment.
From gardening and nature walks to seasonal celebrations that mark the rhythms of the year, nature is integrated throughout our curriculum.
Gardening
Growing vegetables & flowers
Nature Walks
Exploring local ecosystems
Seasonal Festivals
Celebrating nature's rhythms
Animal Care
Learning responsibility
A Day at Our School
Waldorf education follows a predictable rhythm that provides security and supports healthy development
Morning
Songs, verses, and movement to start the day
Two-hour block of in-depth subject exploration
Free play, games, and nature exploration
Afternoon
Healthy meal followed by quiet time
Handwork, music, eurythmy, foreign language
Story time and farewell verses
Ready to Learn More?
Schedule a tour to see our programs in action and discover how Waldorf education can benefit your child.