Cairn Hill Nature Preschool at Camp Fire North Shore

Our little seeds have blossomed! We're so proud of all the learning and fun you've shared with us. Wishing you a summer filled with sunshine and a bright new adventure to our graduates who are off to kindergarten!
Keep exploring, keep learning, and never stop shining!"

Camp Fire North Shore, Inc.

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June has arrived, and this month brings Luna Moths, Red Fox kits, fireflies, and more. What are you looking forward to seeing?

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"The hum of bees is the voice of the garden." "If the bee disappeared off the surface of the globe, then man would have only four years of life left. No more bees, no more pollination, no more plants, no more animals, no more man."

This week has been so much fun! We had a blast learning about the differences between frogs and toads, their fascinating life cycles, and all about the amazing flower moon!

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SMILE, it's Spring Picture Day!!
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The wildfires might be over but the recovery continues! As we prepare for Summer Camp 2025, we are working hard to rebuild and ensure every camper has a safe, fun, and meaningful experience. You can make a difference and help us with this! Your donation will help us restore what was lost and get camp ready for hundreds of youth!

Click below to support Camp Fire North Shore’s recovery and countdown to summer!

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As the weather warms up the battle of getting hundreds of layers on your little one is replaced by the battle to put on sunscreen but the warmer weather does make playing outside easier!

✔️ Take stories outside
✔️ Lie back and see what shapes you can spot in the clouds
✔️ Plant some seeds together - bell peppers, herbs (basil, thyme, and rosemary), leafy greens, and sunflowers are good ones to start with if you haven't ever planted before. Experiment together what works and what doesn't!
✔️ Pop parcel tape on the wrong way round on your/your little one's wrist and let them decorate with fallen petals to create a nature bracelet
✔️ Have a picnic, this can even be in your garden. Why not invite some teddy bears?
✔️ Play garden center by using the seed packets that you have and set up a shop. You could fill the packets with grass etc
✔️ Build a den, out of sticks, old bed sheets, whatever you have!
✔️ Gather a load of fallen petals and see what art or shapes you can create
That should keep you going for a bit and why not follow us as we will be sharing more ideas for hedgehogs awareness week, World Bee Day and children's gardening week!?
Keep playing and exploring in nature 🐞
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