Academic Benefit of Field Trips

Community Events, Elementary School, Languages, Middle School, TheaterCedarwood MarketingSeptember 7, 2023education, 8th grade trip, capstone trip, outdoor education

The Japanese Letters Don’t Dance!

LanguagesGuest UserSeptember 27, 2022japanese, foreign language, educational support, educational support team, language program

El Día de los Muertos 2021

Cedarwood's honoring of El Día de los Muertos during Spanish classes on November 1 & 2.

Middle School, Elementary School, Languages, FestivalsChelsea Slaven-DavisNovember 2, 2021waldorf, waldorf school, Día de los Muertos, dia de los muertos, day of the dead, spanish, festival life, festival, festivals

Cedarwood: Head, Heart & Hands

Our incredible team of subject teachers and student ambassadors share what school is like when the whole child is engaged each day, head, heart & hands!

Middle School, Elementary School, Languages, TechnologyChelsea Slaven-DavisMay 12, 2021waldorf, waldorf community, waldorf school

Strengthening a Gem of Waldorf Education: World Language Programs

World languages are vital to fulfilling the mission of Waldorf education: to educate children to reach their full potential as human beings who have the capacity to freely choose empathy and peace.

By design, Waldorf schools offer two world languages starting in Grade One. This fundamental part of the curriculum is instrumental in developing the flexibility of thinking and feeling necessary for truly empathetic communication.

Elementary School, Middle School, LanguagesMichelle JarvisJanuary 15, 2020Cedarwood Waldorf Schoolwaldorf, waldorf education, world languages, foreign language, world language teacher

Always a Time for Everything

The early childhood program of Cedarwood Waldorf school is a place where there is always a time for everything and life flows at gentle hum.

Languages, Early EducationChelsea Slaven-DavisSeptember 3, 2019Cedarwood Waldorf Schoolpreschool, kindergarten, pre-kindergarten, early childhood

Why World Languages are Integral to Waldorf Education

At Cedarwood, we facilitate discovery rather than filling our students' heads with book knowledge that is often detached from real meaning and not grounded in direct experience.

LanguagesMichelle JarvisMay 5, 2019

Inside Cedarwood

World languages are vital to fulfilling the mission of Waldorf education: to educate children to reach their full potential as human beings who have the capacity to freely choose empathy and peace.

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