They really want to talk, to explore the questions that all parents have in common. As teachers, we offer our experience, we provide information and encouragement.
Parents recognize intui tively what is right for their children.
We all learn from sharing o ur insights and observations. In a Waldorf Kindergarten , children develop the capacity for creative thinking, problem solving abilities and social skills through their free imaginative play. Hearing stories told aloud and watching marionette plays cultivate the imagination and strengthen the ability to listen and concentrate. Songs and nursery rhymes inspire a love of language and of music. Preparing snacks together and cleaning up afterwards encourage cooperation and a sense of responsibility.