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In New England, "mud season" may not come until Spring. But we happen to be lucky enough to have it ALL Winter AND Spring! 😁

Book photo from Toot and Puddle but Holly Hobby (a school favorite).

There are benefits of operating in a flood zone (no poison oak!).
Aaand there are some drawbacks.
We usually have to cancel for flooding at least once a year. But, usually that is only because the ditch is overflowing. This is the highest the river

And just like that, there are all new forts!

I think it's time for a SCHOOL FORTS ROUND UP. (Please sing that as if you are Mirabelle from Encanto).
The forts and structures around camp are in constant flux. Kids love to build, AND the love to tear down. And it's all welcome. Sometimes kiddos

Forest Preschool

Thanks to Skirvin Park & Philomath Frolic & Rodeo Grounds. © Fern & Feather Forest School

Please note, Fern & Feather Forest School is not designated as “certified child care” for tax or other purposes, for more information on certified child care please visit Oregon.gov.