Camellia Waldorf School

Working with natural materials, simple tools, and their own ingenuity, our 3rd grade students completed their shelter projects. Each class had an opportunity to view their shelters, ask questions and learn something special about each project. Well done 3rd grade!

It’s incredible watching our 7th graders step into the laws of the physical world with their own bodies! While in their Physics and Mechanics block, they are exploring levers, balance and force — lifting, testing, adjusting and discovering how small shifts can create big changes. With each experiment, abstract ideas become lived experiences.

Our 6th grade class shared a truly special gift with the community — an outdoor performance of The Light Princess on a beautiful spring evening. Surrounded by golden light and fresh air, their work came to life through an incredible ensemble of actors, musicians and storytellers.

In 5th grade, students journey into the rich world of ancient mythology — exploring the stories of Persia, Mesopotamia, Egypt and Greece. Through epic heroes, powerful gods and timeless tales, they begin to wonder about courage, justice and what it means to be human. These stories are not just learned— they are experienced through storytelling, art and imagination.

We still have a few spaces open in both our Early Childhood and Grades summer programs. Children will enjoy hands-on creativity, outdoor play, connection and more — in a more in a warm and joyful community setting. Check out the link in our bio to register. Use the code CWS10OFF to receive a 10% discount for the month of May.

Come make summer memories with us!

Our 3rd grade class is delighted to have baby chicks in the classroom! Students of all ages have been stopping by to enjoy the sweet chirps and tiny fluffballs. What a gift it is to witness new life so closely and to care for these little ones during their very first weeks in the world. 🐣

Handwork joy! In handwork class, the children’s hands are busy — and so are their hearts. With each stitch, they build patience, focus and quiet confidence. Simple materials transform into something meaningful, teaching that true learning lives in the doing. 🧶

What a beautiful May Day it was — filled with laughter, the joyful spirit of spring and of course strawberry shortcake! Strawberry 🍓

In middle school, our students dive into Geometry. By the time they are in the 8th grade, without needing to name it explicitly, students begin to sense that geometry is not just something they learn — it’s something that underlies how the world is formed.

Our 4th grade students recently shared their Animal Projects with the school community.
Each child chose an animal to study, bringing it to life through research, writing, drawings and handmade models. The project culminated in presentations to their classmates and the wider school, where their knowledge, creativity and growing confidence truly shone. Well done 4th grade!