Alan Howard Waldorf School

What is necessary to keep providing good care to nature has completely fallen into ignorance during the materialism era. — Rudolf Steiner

VOICE Newsletter

VOICE – February 25, 2010

VOICE Newsletter FEB 25 VOICE

From the Garden (ECE) – Feb 25 2010

From the Garden is the AHWS ECE Newsletter – This Winter edition includes:
- instructions for a simple, beautiful craft made from ice and natural objects
- ‘Waldorf in the Home’
- Interview with Lisa Gibson
- Book Review of ‘Heaven on Earth’
- food tips for pick eaters
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VOICE – February 4, 2010

VOICE Newsletter FEB 4 VOICE

VOICE – January 14, 2010

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Early Childhood Education Voice Newsletter: From the Garden

ECE Newsletter
Welcome to the first issue of the AHWS newsletter celebrating the special time of early childhood.In this issue, we hear from a past Kindergarten teacher on the value of establishing dependable rhythms in the home, and get to take a peek into the path that brought one of our teachers to AHWS. Also included, are things that just might prove to be useful, like Breakfast made the night before, and a seasonal craft that many of us know and …

VOICE – December 3, 2009

VOICE Newsletter DEC 3 VOICE

New Fundraiser!

Order Living Craft Magazine, and $6.00 will be donated to our school for each subscription! Be sure to enter AHWS in the offer code section.

Living Crafts is a Waldorf inspired magazine that grew out of a passion for crafting with natural and sustainable materials to enhance our lives and the lives of our children.

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WECAN Conference

Waldorf Early Childhood Association of North America Conference
May 8, 2010

WECAN Conference for Members:
Puppetry and Festival Celebrations

Explore ways to enrich and enliven festival celebration through world stories and puppetry arts. Guest Speaker Janene Ping.
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AHWS is a Full Member of AWSNA

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In the Kindergarten on Mondays: Rice day and purple place mats! 07:20:09 AM March 08, 2010 from web
"Receive the children in reverence, educate them in love, and send them forth in freedom." — Rudolf Steiner 08:44:53 AM March 05, 2010 from web
Tomorrow: Knit-a-thon- Parents are invited to knit in the Eurythmy room too! Bring the Grandparents to the Parent Festival 7pm 07:41:31 AM March 03, 2010 from web

Upcoming Events

March 11, 2010
- Grade 8 Projects
  Grade 8 Projects
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March 15, 2010
- March Break
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March 16, 2010
- March Break
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March 17, 2010
- March Break
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Programs such as Montessori and the Waldorf Schools offer small classes, individualized instruction, and flexible, child-centered curricula which can accommodate the child and do not demand that the child do all of the accommodating . . . Rudolf Steiner was troubled by the overly academic emphasis of schools; he felt that the aesthetic side of children was being overlooked and that this should be developed along with the intellectual powers. Waldorf schools emphasize creativity in all aspects of children's work. The same teacher may stay with the same group of children for as many as eight grades. In so doing the teacher has to grow and learn with the children.

From Miseducation: Preschoolers at Risk David Elkind, Ph.D., Professor of Child Study, Tufts University
Author, The Hurried Child, All Grown Up and No Place to Go; Miseducation: Preschoolers at Risk

Knit-a-thon, March 2010

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