Purim: a Jewish Holiday
Purim, from the word פור pur, related to Akkadian: pūru) is a Jewish holiday that commemorates the saving of the Jewish people from Haman, who was planning to kill all the Jews. This took place in the ancient Achaemenid Persian Empire. The story is recorded in the Biblical Book of Esther. (Wikipedia)
Do you have used books to donate? This year Parent Library has a goal to double its size, so if you have any books about: Waldorf Education, Parenting, Child & Brain Development, Craft & Knitting, Toys & Games, Festivals & Celebrations, Health & Nutrition, that you are willing to donate to the Parent Library, please email Andrea Basso (abasso@steinerschool.org) and we will be very glad to meet you! Thank you in advance!
Library Page of our website is also filled with great information.
Library Blog - read updates about RSSAA Library Program along with resources available to the community.
Library Online Catalog - access searchable information about our collections at both the Lower School & High School campuses.
Parent Library (Early Childhood Library) - explore our Waldorf Collections for Education. Parent Library is open for circulation at Coffee Hour and/or every Tuesdays (drop off time) & Thursdays (pick up time). By appt, contact Andrea Basso at abasso@steinerschool.org.
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Library Page of our website is also filled with great information.
Library Blog - read updates about RSSAA Library Program along with resources available to the community.
Library Online Catalog - access searchable information about our collections at both the Lower School & High School campuses.
Parent Library (Early Childhood Library) - explore our Waldorf Collections for Education. Parent Library is open for circulation at Coffee Hour and/or every Tuesdays (drop off time) & Thursdays (pick up time). By appt, contact Andrea Basso at abasso@steinerschool.org.
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