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Wednesday mornings at 8:45 amEach Wednesday we offer tea and an informal tour of the school beginning at 8:45 a.m. The School Store is also open to the public every Wednesday from 8:45 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. To RSVP for a tour or for more information please contact Diane Barlow, admissions@princetonwaldorf.org.
The school offers exciting after school enrichment workshops for children of all ages, including Applesauce and Broom making, Outdoor Naturalists, Acting and Chinese.
Adults can participate in our Community Singing Group -- a joyful, casual choral experience! Or they can safely explore their creative side and delve into Acting with Carol Kehoe, professional actor and director.
For more information and to register for these programs please visit our website at After School Programs or contact The Waldorf School of Princeton at 609-466-1970 x110, frontdesk@princetonwaldorf.org.
Saturday, March 6, 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. in Hagens Hall
Does your child:
Explode in violent rebellion?
Disrupt your household?
Whine excessively?
Seem anxious or depressed?
Or maybe you do?!In either case, please join us to examine these topics:
Kindness plus firmness – Saying no with love. The psychological development of the child. How different discipline styles affect psychological growth. Punishment vs consequences. The amount of choice appropriate for your age child. Inner vs outer motivation and Inner vs outer freedom. I.C.E. - A short acronym (for frazzled parents) to discipline effectively. Workshop led by Jane Martin, MA (Psychotherapist and WSP Alumni Parent)
March 13, 10:00 a.m.
RSVP to admissions@princetonwaldorf.org
March 22, 7:30-8:30 p.m.
Many people recognize Macrobiotics as a diet or way of eating, but few realize that Macrobiotics encompasses a whole way of living life naturally and peacefully. This lecture will provide a broad introduction to the Macrobiotic Lifestyle, including the general format of a whole foods diet, eating habits and why they are important, and tips on cultivating energy and health. You will see how some simple but fundamental tools can be added to your daily routine to lead a healthier and more balanced life.Cost: Free! Donations welcome
Location: 3rd grade classroom
Minimum: 5Terri Fredericks has been studying macrobiotics under the tutelage of Denny and Susan Waxman at the Strengthening Health Institute in Philadelphia, PA. Recovering from breast cancer, Terri has discovered the healing power of eating nutritious foods prepared with loving intentions, and she wishes to share this knowledge with others. Terri was a class teacher at the Waldorf School of Princeton and finds the teachings of Rudolf Steiner synergetic with her macrobiotic practice. We are fortunate to have Terri share what she has learned in order to restore a healthful body with her approach to living.
To Register:
Sign up on the clipboards on the Golden House landing or Contact Jessica Alfaro at (609) 466-1970 x110 or frontdesk@princetonwaldorf.org or download flyer.
April 24, 2010
The annual Waldorf School of Princeton Spring Auction takes place on Saturday, April 24th, from 6:00-10:30 pm, at 23 Orchard Road, Skillman, NJ.Planning to donate an item? Download the donation agreement here. Care to sponsor the auction with an ad? Download the sponsorship agreement here.
If you would like to volunteer or have questions, please contact Kimberly Trent at 609-356-0024 or kat7597@msn.com with any questions, or read her Auction letter here.
