Two Pines Forest School

🌿✨ Something new is beginning… ✨🌿

We’ve just launched Adults At Play: Exploring Alice in Wonderland—a creative journey of storytelling, writing, whimsical experiments, and joyful connection in nature. 🌳📖💫

Join us for our free introductory session on October 9th and step into the magic with us.
Sign up now and see where curiosity can lead. 🗝️🐇

For more information, check out our website:
https://www.twopinesforestschool.com/adult-classes

This week at Two Pines, the forest became our studio! The children learned how to make their own sculpture paste—starting with digging into the earth to gather mud, tearing paper into pulp, and mixing it all together with so much excitement and teamwork.

With muddy hands and big imaginations, they sculpted animals, volcanoes, imaginary creatures, and tiny homes. The joy of transforming raw, natural materials into expressive forms was written all over their faces.

This hands-on process was so much more than messy fun—it supported fine motor development, sensory exploration, and collaborative problem-solving. Most importantly, it nurtured a sense of agency and belonging, as the children discovered that even the earth beneath their feet can become a tool for expression. In our forest school setting, where nature is both guide and resource, every stick, stone, and handful of mud holds the potential for learning, connection, and creativity.🪣🪏🌏🌳

Happy Earth Day from our school!🌎

Today we celebrated our beautiful planet in the best way—with laughter, learning, and a little cleanup mission! We had a fun joke going around that it’s Earth’s birthday, so we gave it a present: a cleaner site and a promise to protect our land.

Our children took part in a hands-on activity, walking around the school grounds, searching for trash, and learning how important it is to keep nature clean. They discovered how litter affects the environment and the animals that live in it. It was amazing to see how excited they were to find even the tiniest bits of trash, working together to make a difference.

This activity not only helped keep our site clean, but it also taught the kids valuable lessons about responsibility, teamwork, and caring for the planet. They felt proud knowing they could help protect the Earth—one piece of trash at a time.

We’re proud of our little Earth heroes!🌎🌱

Rainy days are the most fun days in our forest school! Playing in the rain and exploring the outdoors provide valuable sensory experiences and support emotional development.

Rain also offers a powerful resistance practice—learning to embrace discomfort, adapt to changing conditions, and find joy in the elements. When children jump in puddles, feel the raindrops on their skin, and navigate slippery terrain, they are building resilience, problem-solving skills, and body awareness.

And remember, children are washable, so let them get muddy!🌧️🌳

Little hands, big discoveries! 🌿🐞

Our tiny explorers had a blast making bug leaves, decorating leaves with natural materials to create their own little forest critters. This simple yet magical activity helps 2-year-olds develop fine motor skills, creativity, and a deeper connection to nature. Plus, it sparks storytelling and imaginative play! ✨🍃

As we step into a brand-new year, we’re still reminiscing about the warmth and love we shared during our Solstice Celebration. 🌞❄️

Gathering with our wonderful TPFS families to mark the turning of the seasons was truly magical. Together, we celebrated light, joy, and connection—reminders of what truly matters. 🌿💛

Here’s to carrying that same spirit of love and togetherness into 2025. Wishing everyone a year filled with wonder, growth, and plenty of nature-filled adventures!

New Weekend Program at Two Pines Forest School! 🌿

We’re thrilled to offer this opportunity for little adventurers to explore and learn in nature.

Spots are limited!

Visit our website to learn more about the program and how to apply.

https://www.twopinesforestschool.com/weekendfuzzymare.