Chanticleer Spring 1984, Vol. 1, No. 3

Publication by the Marin Waldorf School of San Rafael, CA. The name Chanticleer is derived from the French roots chante and cler, meaning to sing clearly. It is of the same root as canticle, a hymn of praise. It is also another name for the rooster, as pictured on the cover. Articles include: Letter from the Editor, Plant metamorphosis, Festivals of Spring, Persephone (story), Third Grade (Coming Down to Earth), Reflections on Discipline, Passover, Seventh Grade, Easter, the Easter Hare (story), May Day, From Evening to Moring, and an article To Help You Celebrate (crafts and recipes).