Jan 2, 2019
Toronto Pre-K & grade school Waldorf Academy announced its weekly Tea and Play Drop-in experiential event for parents and children aged 3 to 5. The event will be hosted by a teacher and involves baking bread, teatime with herbal tea, and playtime for the preschoolers.
Toronto, Canada - January 2, 2019 /PressCable/ —
Toronto Pre-K & Grade School Weekly Community Interaction Event Announced
Toronto Pre-K & grade school Waldorf Academy announced its weekly interaction event, the Tea and Play Drop-in. The event will be hosted by Robin Linton, a teacher at the academy and will showcase the school’s environment and learning approach.
More information about Waldorf Academy is available at https://waldorfacademy.org
The Tea and Play Drop-in event welcomes children from birth to 3 years old and their parents to experience the Toronto preschool’s unique academic approach at no charge. The event includes crafts, herbal tea, and playtime, as well as a tour of the childcare area and school campus with staff interactions and an overview of the institution’s interdisciplinary approach.
The school showcases its activity-based learning curriculum supported by the use of art, crafts, woodworking, gardening, concentrated topical lesson blocks, outdoor activity, long-term teachers, and student-authored learning. Waldorf Academy is a preschool, kindergarten, and grade school located near midtown Toronto offering holistic experiential education for grades 1 through 8.
The school also uses music, drama, and playtime as learning tools and environments where children are allowed to engage and discover knowledge.
According to a spokesperson for the Toronto alternative educational curriculum school, “Children learn best when they are engaged in activities that capture, and cultivate, their curiosity. We are delighted to host the Tea and Play Drop-in event to help parents and students experience the joy and the freedom that comes from being a part of the Waldorf Academy.”
The event has limited seats and reservations may be made by email at [email protected].
The Waldorf Academy of Toronto is part of a network of more than 2,500 schools affiliated to the Association Of Waldorf Schools Of North America. The school has more than 30 years’ experience working with students through an approach based on the tenets of creativity, emotional intelligence, intellectual development, resilience, and perseverance.
More information is available over the phone at 416 962-6447 and at the URL above.
Contact Info:
Name: Jennifer Deathe
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Organization: Waldorf Academy
Address: 250 Madison Avenue, Toronto, Ontario M4V 2W6, Canada
Phone: +1-416-962-6447
Website: https://waldorfacademy.org/
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