Our 7th and 8th graders started learning weaving, the textile art in which two distinct sets of yarns or threads – called the warp and weft , interlaced with each other at right angles to form a fabric or cloth, Weaving is a fun activity that helps to develop a child’s fine motor skills, eye-hand coordination, concentration and problem-solving skills.
Through this activity students felt the radiance of love, of presence, of individual yet intangible spirit brought into tangible form.
Last week our little ones enjoyed the puppet play, ‘The Golden Ball’ presented by their teachers. Puppetry is common in Waldorf schools because it helps children develop their imagination and fantasy. Puppet plays are simple and calm, which allows children to follow the story step
The celebration of Diwali, came alive at Prerana Waldorf School, when children and teachers adorned
their classes and corridors with diyas and lanterns.
Students of Grade VI in their Tie and Dye Hobby Class had an opportunity to create a mental picture of a beautiful and unique pattern which they had perceived on a piece of cloth. They pinched the cloth, twisted into a roll and carefully knotted
We are excited to share the joyous and creative experience our children had at school today. Our little artists, guided by the pottery teacher, Mr. Jaiprakash, made beautiful diyas and other articles of mud. Today’s Pottery-Making Activity was a tremendous success, and it brought smiles,
