Let’s lighten up the spirits as we make this beautiful fairy light Jar This activity for 2-4 years old, is sticky and messy and therefore a lot of fun for little children, thereby working on fine motor skills and sensory integration

Let their tiny hands experience the actions of scooping & rolling the energy balls mix. This activity provides the kids with sensory input improving dexterity and finger movement. and they get to enjoy what they created.

“We must do everything in our power to help the children to develop fantasy.” ~ Rudolf Steiner. Puppetry (finger puppets, small puppets & marionettes) are common in Waldorf schools as they are a living play imbued with inner imagination and fantasy.

Kids will learn to make a functional placement mat with paper, that they can use for their dinner plates at home. The mat is made by weaving strips of paper in a criss-cross pattern, following step by step instructions from the facilitator.

Children need to learn to engage themselves, when they have the skills to make their own toys not only can they keep themselves engaged but also teach their friends these simple games for hours of fun. In this workshop, children would learn to make a spinner.

Puppetry (finger puppets, small puppets and marionettes) are common within Waldorf schools because they are a living play imbued with inner imagination and fantasy. About the story — Can fairies get lazy? Come discover this Water fairy through the puppet story the waldorf way!

This is a fun activity with numerous benefits, As children learn and play various rhythmic movements games through bean bags , without even realizing they end up working on their gross skills, analytical skills, spatial awareness and concentration

Learn to make a kid-friendly, plastic-free suncatcher. Stick it onto any sunny window, and watch it glow. When children learn to make this beautiful craft, they don’t want to stop, and you will see them making it as gifts for all their friends.

It is believed Line Dancing originated from the dances brought to North America by European immigrants in the 1800s. Line dances are choreographed dances performed in unison by a group of people in lines or rows

Weaving is a joyful activity for kids that helps in developing their eye-hand coordination and concentration. This is a relatively easy-to-learn weaving style with beautiful output. Children would be making a beautiful weaved bracelet.

Let the kids enjoy colouring the creations of nature as per their own imagination while learning the techniques. In this workshop, the children will indulge in the art of painting the stones while creating something colourful for them to enjoy and cherish

It is the journey that is important and not the destination, In this workshop children would go on a dream journey and then paint their dreamy world while working with water colours and exploring the wet on wet technique.

An hour long taster session on Nonviolent Communication(NVC), facilitated by Shammi Nanda, with focus on empathic listening. .When it comes to adults listening to kids, more often children are left with a sense that they are not heard well

We why so much emphasis on movement and not more time doing seat work? Many tend to think that the activity of learning is limited to the mind however the body is as involved with learning as the entire brain structure is.

Strokes – Paint & Pen, endeavors to be An activity that combines relaxation, introspection, healing, creativity, expression, discovery, and entertainment. Attendees will be asked to write a short paragraph on each work/emotion they receive.

While children feel fascinated by their own pics as they relive their journey of growing up, learning photography and choosing right angles and settings can help them expand their horizon of thinking while also improving their decision making skills.

Would you like to discover yoga with your child? The workshop mainly consists of playful yoga exercises, breathing, relaxation techniques and meditation practices. Let’s have fun together. Tips & exercises that you can practice for better sleep and relaxation.

Children need movement, and movement needs space, how to engage children indoors, particularly in urban indoor settings. In this workshop, we will discover how one facilitate safe and self-directed movement-based play at home.

“We must do everything in our power to help the children to develop fantasy.” ~ Rudolf Steiner. Puppetry (finger puppets, small puppets are common within Waldorf schools because they are a living play imbued with inner imagination and fantasy.

Puppetry (finger puppets, small puppets and marionettes) are common within Waldorf schools because they are a living play imbued with inner imagination and fantasy. About the story — Can fairies get lazy? Come discover this Water fairy through the puppet story the waldorf way!