Waldorf teachers and leaders from across North America and beyond have chosen Sunbridge Institute's summer professional development courses to help them prepare for the coming year. Our week-long introductory courses are a trusted resource to delve into and learn more about Waldorf education.
In this comprehensive course, open to current and prospective early childhood educators, parents, grandparents, and caregivers, you’ll explore the essential elements of Waldorf early childhood education.
Featuring Bonnie Manaças with Ray Manaças and John Damiao Songs and Stories from Stephen Foster, Woody Guthrie, Huddie Ledbetter (a/k/a Leadbelly), Pete Seeger, Carole King, Sam Cooke, Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, Van Morrison, Gillian Welch, Paul Simon, and Leonard Cohen.
In this course, we will re-examine and recommit to the essential role of play in early childhood education, helping to inspire you to create therapeutic environments that foster healthy play.
This highly useful course is focused on the practical work of being a leader and decision-maker. Through a process imbued with the anthroposophical understanding of the human being, Collaborative Leadership will help you learn how to improve your effectiveness as a member of your leadership team.
This anthroposophically based, hands-on course with longtime science teacher Gary Banks explores the phenomena-based approach to teaching science used in Waldorf schools.
This summer celebration will offer a unique opportunity to experience eurythmy as a performing art. The week-long program will include performances, demonstrations, workshops, and master classes for every level of interest and experience. Online registration has closed. On-site registrations will be accepted at Threefold Auditorium on Tuesday, August 1, 3:30-5:00pm, subject to availability.
Presented in conjunction with "I Hear America Singing": A North American Festival Celebrating the Performing Arts of Eurythmy, Speech, and Music, five nightly performances that showcase the depth and breadth of eurythmy in North America today.
Presented in conjunction with "I Hear America Singing": A North American Festival Celebrating the Performing Arts of Eurythmy, Speech, and Music, five nightly performances that showcase the depth and breadth of eurythmy in North America today.
Signe Eklund Schaefer leads us into a heartfelt exploration of the great mystery that is Sophia. While Sophia is rightly seen as the living, moving being of universal wisdom and the archetypal feminine, Schaefer helps us to see her as more — as an expression of what humanity must rightfully become.
Presented in conjunction with "I Hear America Singing": A North American Festival Celebrating the Performing Arts of Eurythmy, Speech, and Music, five nightly performances that showcase the depth and breadth of eurythmy in North America today.
Presented in conjunction with "I Hear America Singing": A North American Festival Celebrating the Performing Arts of Eurythmy, Speech, and Music, five nightly performances that showcase the depth and breadth of eurythmy in North America today.
Presented in conjunction with "I Hear America Singing": A North American Festival Celebrating the Performing Arts of Eurythmy, Speech, and Music, five nightly performances that showcase the depth and breadth of eurythmy in North America today.