Join this five-day remote course to prepare for teaching first grade with engaging presentations, discussions, and activities. Learn about child development, enlivening lessons, block planning, and classroom management. Topics include letters, numbers, science, social studies, art, and music. Build connections with colleagues and receive electronic resources. Suitable for those with a Waldorf education background.
Join this five-day remote course to prepare for teaching fifth grade with engaging presentations, discussions, and practical activities. Learn to enliven your teaching, approach lessons meaningfully, and understand child development at the cusp of adolescence. Key topics include language arts, ancient cultures, math, botany, geography, and the pentathlon. Build connections with colleagues and access electronic resources.
Join us for a monthly Music Salon where we gather in a Café atmosphere for artistic sharing and time together in community. Bring your talents and strivings in music, speech, eurythmy!
Join us for a weekend of exploring the spiritual striving of youth, as well as intergenerational conversation, biography work, eurythmy, speech, biodynamics, and painting.
Does Anthroposophy have a future? This question seems to have been very much alive for Rudolf Steiner in the weeks leading up to the Christmas Foundation Meeting. Was it this question that inspired his decision to inaugurate the esoteric work of the School for Spiritual Science? He knew that it was only through an esoteric deepening that new life could flow into the spiritual work and allow anthroposophical practice to bear fruit in the world.
Inspired by the Association for the Rescue of Children conference in Indiana this past March, Stephen Usher is delving into the profound challenge of evil in the fifth cultural epoch. He will explore the inner psychological aspects and larger spiritual questions about the beings that push humanity toward evil.
In 1924, Rudolf Steiner made significant contributions to drama, eurythmy, and speech. To celebrate the centenary of his courses, we invite you to a weeklong immersive experience from August 12 to 16. Enjoy classes and performances by Zachary Dolphin, John McManus, Sea-Anna Vasilas, and more, with music by Grigory Smirnov. Open to all experience levels.
Lecture and discussion with Dr. Lakshmi Prasanna for parents, educators, doctors, and others interested in the challenges of modern childhood and the future of education.
Our first speech intensive of the year will join the full-time speech training for an invigorating eight days. With a theme of the four elements, the program will include the basic building blocks of clear and vivid speech needed for rich story-telling. Classes will be M–F, from 8:15am to 4p, and will include Speech Formation, Speech Chorus, Greek Gymnastics, and Eurythmy.
The exercise of Greek gymnastics — running, jumping, wrestling, discus, and javelin — is a joyful pathway toward a healthy relationship of self to world, and helps build the foundation for powerful, skillful, and graceful speech. Join Carley Horan for an introduction to and practice in these events.
One hundred years ago, in the busy days of September of 1924, before taking to his sick bed on September 29, Rudolf Steiner gave a course for theologians, a course for doctors and theologians, lectures on karma, class lessons for the School of Spiritual Science, lectures to the workmen---and also the Speech and Drama Course
Weekly farm and garden classes for all ages!
Join us for a monthly Music Salon where we gather in a Café atmosphere for artistic sharing and time together in community.
This workshop is an introduction to the dye plants and dyeing projects that are characteristic of the end of summer.
Mac Mead introduces biodynamics in the context of the spiritual-scientific understanding of earth evolution. In the garden, we do hands-on work with the horn manure preparation, transplanting, raised beds, and planting cover crops
260 Hungry Hollow Road,
Chestnut Ridge, NY 10977
Phone: 845.352.5020
Fax: 845.352.5071
Email: info@threefold.org
