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Waldorf 100 celebration

September 19, 2019

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Date:: September 19, 2019

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: 15 West Walnut Street
Marietta, PA 17547 United States

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🌞Little Explorers Unleashed! 🌈 These advent

🌞Little Explorers Unleashed! 🌈

These adventurers are digging into endless fun at our natural playground and large sandpit! 🌟

Outdoor play is pure magic for these little ones - it sparks creativity, builds social skills, and connects them with the wonders of nature. 🌳🌼🌞

🌟 Our youngest students have been busy crafting

🌟 Our youngest students have been busy crafting their golden capes of bravery ✨ in anticipation of Michaelmas, the ancient festival of courage and strength! 🛡️🍂

Join us in celebrating their creativity and the timeless values of courage this season! 🌟🍁

More schooldays should end muddy and with smiles.

More schooldays should end muddy and with smiles. 🌀

Our hallway is adorned with these captivating pain

Our hallway is adorned with these captivating paintings of Jigonhsasee, the revered Mother of Nations, lovingly created by our talented 8th-grade class. 🎨

As our 8th graders dive into their History block, "This Country of Ours," they embarked on an enlightening journey into the rich tapestry of our nation's past, with a particular focus on Native American culture and history. On day two, their exploration centered around the remarkable figure of Jigonhsasee and her pivotal role in the formation of the Great Law of Peace, which laid the foundation for the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, also known as the Iroquois Confederacy or the Six Nations.

The Haudenosaunee Confederacy stands as a beacon of inspiration, being the world's oldest continuous democracy. It's a testament to the enduring strength of unity and cooperation among diverse Native American communities, and it served as a profound model for the development of the United States Constitution.

Through these incredible paintings and their historical studies, our 8th graders are not only celebrating the legacy of Jigonhsasee but also gaining a deeper appreciation for the enduring principles of democracy that continue to shape our nation, while honoring and respecting the rich Native American culture and history that is an integral part of this land. 🌟 #Jigonhsasee #EducationInProgress

Chili is making sure his students are working hard

Chili is making sure his students are working hard! 🐢

🌈🎨 The first of this year’s chalkboard art

🌈🎨 The first of this year’s chalkboard art from grades 1-8! Each teacher's unique art brings subjects to life. The art isn't just beautiful; these creations narrate the stories being shared in the classroom and sparks curiosity. 🌀

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