Waldorf at Home

While our teachers are adjusting their lesson plans to provide a rich and lively experience for their students at home, we in the CWS Admin would like to share some additional resources, projects, and ideas with you – though we are unable to be physically together for now, we look forward to staying connected with our CWS community and hopefully these resources can help!

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Early Childhood

Eighth Grade

Elementary Grades

Fifth Grade

First Grade

For Parents

Fourth Grade

Middle Grades

Parent and Child

Second Grade

Seventh Grade

Sixth Grade

Third Grade

Tour the Sistine Chapel

Cooking with Señor Rodriguez

Breathing in the Time of a Pandemic

Mother Earth and the Bulb Children - a puppet play by Lise Stoessel at the Charlottesville Waldorf School

The Tales of Tiptoes Lightly

Eric Carle reads The Very Hungry Caterpillar

The Little Prince, from the Cedarwood Waldorf School

Art Apart - a City-Wide Art Project from the Bridge PAI

Mid-morning Musical Interlude with Heather Hightower

Bread Recipe from Richmond Waldorf School

"The Little Gnome Who Had to Stay Home" a story by Susan Perrow - March 2020

Amy's Daisies: Stories and Projects from a Waldorf-inspired Preschool

WECAN Suggestions for Parents of Young Children When School is Closed

Simplicity Parenting: “Troubling Times: Anxiety Rising, Schools Closing, and Way More Time at Home With The Kids.”

A Story from Ms. Reinhardt

Painted Rocks

Join us in sharing CWS Learning Beyond the Classroom!

We’re sharing what our students and faculty are working on in this time at home on the School’s social media channels. Join us!

If you are posting, use #cvillewaldorf #cwsbeyondtheclassroom and #cwslearningtogether so we can see what your students are doing. You can also tag @cvillwaldorf and if your posts are public they will show on our page.