Overview
Second graders retain their love of the archetypal imagery of fairy tales and legends, but as their feelings awaken they are also ready to see the dual aspects of human nature. Children study stories of great people, such as stories of the saints, who have overcome great obstacles to achieve greater good in the world…Read more →
Yesterday, the Grades children had the wonderful opportunity of experiencing a performance of dance and music by the Attack Theater and members of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra. This 45 minute dance and music concert included Stravinsky’s A Soldier’s Tale . Our … Continue reading
A current Waldorf second grader, Maya Winter, and a Waldorf alumni student, Alena Roberson, both Pittsburgh Music Academy cello students, performed on WRCT’s Saturday Morning Light Brigade last weekend. Alena Roberson is currently a sophomore at Ellis, and both Maya … Continue reading
On Wednesday, December 21st the Grades will host a Holiday Sing-Along at 11:00 am. Parents are encouraged to join in and sing with the children. Be sure to bring your singing voices and plenty of yuletide cheer!
With the winter holidays fast approaching it is the time for presents. Our early grades have been learning and practicing handwork for a few months, and so many a beautiful handmade treasure has been created. Some of these lovely handmade … Continue reading
The Grades Program is seeking musicians to help with our annual Holiday Sing-Along. If you play an instrument and would like to join us for festive revelry at 11:00 on Wednesday, December 21 in the auditorium, please email James Hare … Continue reading
St. Nicholas, also known as Nikolaos the Wonderworker, is a 4th century Christian Saint. Believed to be the inspiration for the modern Santa Claus, St. Nicholas was known for leaving gold coins in the shoes of children as a special … Continue reading
