Tamarack Waldorf School
A Member of the Association of Waldorf Schools of North AmericaSM
"Our highest endeavour must be to develop free human beings, who are able of themselves to impart purpose and direction to their lives."
- Rudolf Steiner
Student Work
Upper Grades
In Waldorf schools, 8th graders typically explore physiology of the human organism, including the skeleton, muscular systems, and the senses. Students observe these phenomena from the standpoint of form and movement, and demonstrate their understanding through a variety of modes including free-hand drawings, of which these are examples, drawn by a Tamarack 8th grader.
Click on image above to view moreLower Grades
In Waldorf schools, our lower grades are exposed to subject matter brought out through writing, drawing and other other projects. Subjects covered in the main lesson block correspond to the physical, emotional and spirtual capabilities of the child at each stage in their development.
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Student Essay
The following essay was written by Josh Del Colle. In it, he reflects upon the experience of his 8th grade class trip, taken to America's deep South to explore the Freedom Trail. The trip was the culmination of the class's study of American history. The article was printed in RIVERWEST CURRENTS in July of 2003.
Read the essay
Upcoming Events
July 2013 Open House
Would you like to learn more about Waldorf education at Tamarack? Attend our upcoming Open House.
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Joy of Learning - April / May 2013
Joy of Learning playgroups continue with a 5-week spring session. Space is limited.
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