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As winter approaches, Waldorf classrooms focus their stories and themes on the darkening days and the holidays that brighten them. As children paint, shape beeswax, and draw with colored pencils, they do so with the human capacity to bring light into darkness in mind. In November, younger classes begin to prepare for one of the most beloved moments in the Waldorf year: The Lantern Walk. In preparation they make simple lanterns out of jars and tissue paper, needle-felted wool, stamped tin...

With gratitude for all who have stood beside us, I want to share with the Encinitas community that North Star Waldorf Academy will not...

In Waldorf education, festivals are more than social events, they are living experiences that nourish the soul of the child and the...