Waldorf Education: Being Human in an AI World

Waldorf Education: Being Human in an AI World

In our increasingly fast-paced, tech-obsessed world, Seattle Waldorf School continues to see the value in developing uniquely human skills and capacities. There is no doubt that our children will learn how to use technology to their full advantage as adults. But when...
Kids Learn Better off Screens

Kids Learn Better off Screens

Often technology is billed as the savior of all things. It will save time, increase learning outcomes, and make our lives easier. While some of these correlations may have elements of truth, there has also been a great deal of research on the darker side of technology...
Banned Books

Banned Books

By Poppy Siobhan Hufstader, grade 11 student History. You can see the story in the very word. I always have. From my first tale of Mesopotamia baking the first bricks in the beating sun to ancient Greece- their wild myths, bloody, beautiful sacrifices, white-robed...
Wet-on-Wet Watercolor

Wet-on-Wet Watercolor

Excerpted from the grade 5 weekly update from Grace Bowen Wet-on-wet watercolor painting is a fairly challenging painting technique taught in many Waldorf schools. It asks the students to balance water and pigment to create a painting that is not too dry and scratchy,...
Pumpkin Gifts

Pumpkin Gifts

Since school began, every Wednesday the Marigold Preschool children have felted orange balls to make the foundation of pumpkin decorations. Then, for two weeks, they sewed the ribs onto the felted orange balls to add depth and character to the fruit. (An early botany...