River Song Waldorf School is a non-profit Waldorf school in Fort Collins offering early-childhood through school-age programs with a nature‑based, play‑driven approach. The school emphasizes outdoor exploration, imaginative play and a screen‑free learning environment.
River Song Waldorf School is a Fort Collins non‑profit Waldorf school serving young children through school‑age families. The program emphasizes a home‑like, small‑classroom setting and daily engagement with nature and play.
The school follows Waldorf‑inspired practices focused on imaginative play, storytelling, handwork and arts. Instruction is described as play‑driven and nature‑centered with an emphasis on developmental appropriateness and individualized attention in small classes.
An after‑school program offering nature‑focused afternoons with outdoor play, crafting, games and weekly excursions to parks and natural areas around Fort Collins.
A shortened Waldorf‑style parent‑child morning that includes songs, stories and imaginative play intended as a gentle introduction to early childhood education and parent community connection.
A parent‑child series offering shortened Waldorf mornings with songs, stories, imaginative play, indoor and outdoor time, snack and a puppet show; sessions are held on certain Saturdays.
A play‑based, nature‑immersed kindergarten experience rooted in Waldorf philosophy that blends imaginative play, handwork, music and guided outdoor exploration, with most days spent in natural areas weather permitting.
A small‑class early childhood program using a Waldorf‑inspired, hands‑on curriculum that emphasizes storytelling, imaginative play and connection to nature, with individualized attention from teachers.
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Seasonal nature camps that combine hands‑on projects (crafts, woodworking, sewing) with local outdoor exploration and wilderness‑skill activities for older children; the camps are described as screen‑free with daily rhythms.
Nature‑based summer programs that combine structured hands‑on learning (crafts, woodworking, sewing) with local outdoor exploration; an older‑child track focuses on wilderness skills and longer hikes.
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