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Jenifer Minor Kindergarten TeacherPlay-based Kindergarten “Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination circles the world” – Albert Einstein Jenifer Minor began her journey studying Anthroposophy at the Great Lakes Waldorf Institute in 2016. She first started work at the Emerson Waldorf School in 2017, and then moved back to her home in Wisconsin to begin teaching at …
Josefine Sjöblom Kindergarten TeacherJosefine has experience working in both schools and kindergartens with different teaching approaches; working in Finland as a Grade Teacher and as a Special Education Teacher and in Germany as a Kindergarten English Educator. She has also previously worked in homes with young adults with special needs. Josefine believes it is important that the children are in …
Lichelle Gullett Lead Kindergarten TeacherPlay-based Kindergarten “Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination circles the world” – Albert Einstein In early childhood, young children are nurtured in a home-like environment. Their days include time in nature, artistic activities, creative play with natural toys, stories, songs, and practical activities such as building, sewing and cooking. The curriculum fosters …
Jana John Kindergarten TeacherJana John graduated in Corinne Lorian’s PHWS Class of 2006 and later went on to study theatre and psychology at Sarah Lawrence College in New York City, where she earned her bachelor’s degree in 2014. Jana has spent the better part of the last decade, working with children in various creative and wholistic settings (A Week on …
