Waldorf School of Pittsburgh News

From WECAN: WECAN is very excited to be offering another Parent Zoom Evening on January 11, 8:30pm EST, 6:30 MST. Our guest, Dr. Adam...

Rosebud Nursery held a Parent Evening focusing on the idea of warmth and its importance in Waldorf education.

As we move into what is often a hectic time of year we invite you to consider thoughts put forward by Kim John Payne in his podcast.

Modeling with beeswax helps physical and cognitive development.

Woodwinds teacher Howard Cespedes instructs Middle School students, helping them learn a variety of instruments and demonstrating their...

We invite you to watch this video by Camellia Waldorf School Pedagogical Chair, Laura Embrey to help answers those questions.

Each year WSP graduates a group of students, celebrating both the whole class and the individual students who make up the class. Have you...

More than 40 Master Keynote Speakers in Neuroscience, Mindfulness, Psychology, and Indigenous Wisdom!

Steiner gave guidance, including what are referred to as the “six basic exercises,” and other indications on this theme in his lectures.

Children go through a dramatic developmental shift around the age of nine. Waldorf Education recognizes and reflects this change in the...

Each week, the WSP admin team begins its meeting by reading a verse from Rudolf Steiner’s Calendar of the Soul? Why? And what is the...

“Form drawing, as it is called, is repetitive drawing of symbols and shapes—both linear and lateral, zigzag or congruous knots. This...

Learn more about the ways math is taught in Waldorf schools.

Limiting media use/exposure is difficult—particularly during a global pandemic—but serves a child in a variety of ways. From brain...

We are twenty months into a life-changing, anxiety-inducing experience involving sickness, death, changing public health guidelines, and...

According to the article, “Why Crafting Is Great For Your Brain: A Neuroscientist Explains” by Dr. Sarah McKay, crafting with others...

Waldorf teachers meditate daily on each student in their class. They sit with a mental image of the child and open themselves up to...

Waldorf Education gives children a uniquely developmentally appropriate approach to integrating nature into their studies and lives.

Ms. Goodman provides an overview of the goals of this block and why, at this age, these studies are so important.

While traditional schools pair lecturing with textbook references and worksheets, Waldorf students process and record lectures in notes...