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Our garden through the summer
Our two-acre school garden is a very busy place over the summer! Scroll through to…
Education of the Will
Written by Ona Wetherall, Early Childhood Section Leader One of the common threads in Waldorf…
Building Foundations in Early Childhood
by Ona Wetherall Our youngest students’ curriculum is designed to support children’s instincts to be…
Music at Kimberton Waldorf School
by Esther Walsh In many ways, music weaves through the daily lives of each and…
Handwork at Kimberton Waldorf School
by Annaleena Hoffmann Handwork lessons are one of Kimberton Waldorf School’s distinctive curriculum features. The creative…
Nurturing the Young Child’s Creative Forces
by: Molly Brett In Waldorf Early Childhood education, we work to foster and strengthen the…
Tree Species on Campus
Our community knows that the Kimberton Waldorf School campus is a beautiful, tree-filled place, but…
The Joy of Learning Begins Early at Kimberton Waldorf School
When was the last time you baked bread? If you were a Preschool child at…
10th Grade Artisan Practicums
The “how” of things is a critical part to a Waldorf student’s 10th grade year. …
A Vibrant Legacy: The Rev. Charles William Rice Scholarship Fund
Written by Sarah Tudor The Kimberton Community knew the late Rev. Charles Rice in his…
Eurythmy
By the time the first Waldorf school opened its doors in September 1919 in Stuttgart…
Gardening and Nature’s Rhythm
Kimberton Waldorf School’s robust gardening program weaves its way into the curriculum across the grades….
