Seasonal festivals celebrating the rhythms with which the seasons provide us are a hallmark of Waldorf education, and May Fair, our annual Spring festival, m...

We invite you to take a journey to the Land of Letters and Sounds in this video made by WSP 1st Grade teacher Karen Atkinson. This video is just one of the m...

As our campus at the Waldorf School of Princeton remains closed during this time, our classrooms are still very much alive and well as they shift to virtual ...

Developing a connection to nature and a sense of environmental stewardship in our students exists as a goal at every grade level, from nursery through 8th gr...

by WSP Handwork teacher Tami Denette Dyeing with onion skins is a fun project we do with the younger grades in Handwork class.  The children can bring the pa...

by WSP 3rd Grade Teacher Susan Eggers Third grade is a year of practical experiences in so many areas, from cooking to textiles to building. Children who hav...

At the Waldorf School of Princeton, we are fortunate to have a dye garden on our campus. The plants grown in this garden are used to dye the materials used b...

As part of the distance learning program for our 4th/5th Grade class, Sculptural/Fine Arts teacher Pamela Shafer made this instructional video on how to make...

Soil is an essential part of any garden. It is the home for planted seeds, which keeps them safe and nurtures them as they grow roots and sprout up towards t...

As part of our Distance Learning program, 2nd Grade teacher Sarah Kessler created an amazing math adventure video series, "The 4 Number Tumblers and the Miss...

by Rachel Ullman Our campus may be closed, but our learning continues… Since our campus closure last month, the classrooms at the Waldorf School of Princeton...

Since we began#DistanceLearning, our teachers have come up with so many creative ways to teach the Waldorf curriculum through a virtual classroom, like this ...

by Rachel Ullman The research is clear: Active learning is superior to passive. Real-world, hands-on experiences must come before virtual.  At the Waldorf Sc...

This summer, as the sun was shining bright, warm rays onto our organic garden, the broom corn planted by the 3rd Grade class was growing. Later, as the leave...

It is tradition at WSP for each graduating class to give a gift to the school that will contribute to the culture, curriculum and campus for many years to co...

In celebration of Black History Month, our 6th, 7th and 8th Grade students created portraits of influential African Americans throughout history. Each studen...

Our 3rd/4th Grade class has been learning this year about different indigenous groups from around the world, and how their connection the land is essential t...

by WSP parent Rachel Ullman. Illustrations by Nora Sheehan '04. Our Early Childhood teachers at the Waldorf School of Princeton impress upon parents the impo...

Take a peek into 7th Grade Main Lesson. The lesson observed in this blog post took place on Wednesday, October 31, 2018. The 6th/7th Grade class begins the m...

This little fellow made quite the stir in second grade today. He (or she) flew into the room, as I had the door propped open so that we could get a little mo...