Early Childhood Education
Let the Children Be Children
Waldorf Early Childhood Education nurtures the whole child — head, heart, and hands — through imaginative play, daily rhythms, and a warm, home-like environment. Teachers guide through example, not through direct instruction, allowing children to learn naturally through imitation and exploration.
Formal academics are gently delayed, giving space for social-emotional development, creativity, and confidence to grow. Rich storytelling, handcrafts, and nature play, will build language, coordination, and connection to the world.
This gentle, play-based approach fosters emotional intelligence and resilience—laying the foundation for a lifelong love of learning.
Waldorf honors childhood as a sacred, wonder-filled time of growth and becoming.
If tiny children have been able in their play to give up their whole loving being to the world around them, they will be able, in serious tasks of later life, to devote themselves with confidence and power to the service of the world.
Rudolf Steiner
Activities
Wet-on-wet painting, drawing.
Cooking, baking..
Weaving with natural yarns. Paper crafts..
Finger knitting and wool twist rope-making..
Beeswax modelling.
Cooking, baking..
Weaving with natural yarns. Paper crafts..
Finger knitting and wool twist rope-making..
Beeswax modelling.
A Day in Our ECE
