Mighty Tree Nature School

🌼 HELLO SPRING 🌼
Free Activity for Kids & Families!

Join us for a fun morning in nature as we create a beautiful “Sunny Daisy Bouquet” together! 🌼✨

If your family loves nature, crafts, and outdoor fun, we would love to see you there. This is a wonderful opportunity for children to explore creativity, enjoy springtime, and connect with other families in our community. 💛

📅 Saturday, May 30, 2026
⏰ 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
📍 Mighty Tree Nature School
3813 104th St NE, Marysville

🌿 Please RSVP if you would like to join us
📞 360-399-9044

We can’t wait to celebrate spring with you! 🌸

Mighty Tree Nature School

🐝 HAPPY WORLD BEE DAY! ✨May 20 🐝

Today we celebrate one of nature’s smallest but most important workers — the bee! 🌼💛

Did you know?
🐝 There are over 20,000 species of bees around the world.
🍓 1 out of every 3 bites of food we eat exists because bees help pollinate plants.

Bees need our help!
You can support them by:
🌸 Planting native flowers
🚫 Avoiding pesticides
💧 Leaving a small dish of water out for thirsty bees

Let’s protect these amazing little pollinators and help our world bloom!🌎

🌿☀️ MIGHTY TREE NATURE SCHOOL in Marysville WA – SUMMER FUN 2026 ☀️🌿

Looking for a fun, hands-on summer experience for your little one?
Join us this July–August 2026 for a joyful nature-based preschool summer program designed especially for children ages 2.5–5 years old! 🌱

✨ Our Summer Fun Program Includes: 🎵 Music
🎨 Art
👩‍🍳 Cooking
🌿 Outdoor Activities & Nature Exploration

At Mighty Tree Nature School, children learn through play, creativity, movement, and outdoor adventures. We encourage curiosity, confidence, friendship, and a love for nature in a warm, small-group environment. 💚

🌼 What children will enjoy: • Nature play
• Sensory activities
• Exploring outdoors
• Creative arts & crafts
• Music and movement
• Simple cooking activities
• Building friendships and confidence

📍Ages: 2.5–5 years old
📅 Program: July to August 2026

⚠️ Spaces are limited! (9-12pm Tuesday & Thursday) Reserve your child’s spot today.

📞 Contact for more information:
Rungrapee
360-399-9044

🌿 Mighty Tree Nature School
“Learning. Growing. Exploring Together.”

This week, the children are studying dandelion, a beneficial w**d. They enjoy playing in the mud kitchen, where they create dandelion-themed menus. The kids also practice their drawing skills by sketching their observations. It's a delight to play with dirt and water on warm days.🌻🌼

Thank you, kids and parents, for joining our activity. We had so much fun and were so happy to celebrate Earth Day together today. 🌎💚

EARTH DAY Activities 2026

Pick up a fallen eggshell in your yard and the color tells you something about where the nest is.

If it's blue or green, the nest is likely an open cup in a tree or shrub. The pigment costs the mother energy to produce — it comes from her own body chemistry during shell formation. Blue eggs in an open nest may also help filter sunlight reaching the embryo.

If it's spotted or speckled with brown, the nest is probably on or near the ground. The markings are camouflage. Killdeer eggs sit directly on gravel — buff with dark splotches, nearly invisible from three feet away.

If it's plain white, the nest is inside a cavity. Woodpecker holes. Owl boxes. Chickadee cavities. No predator is scanning the eggs visually, so camouflage pigment isn't needed. White is the default when the nest is hidden.

Three colors. Three nesting strategies. Written into the shell before the chick starts growing.

🐦 What to look for this month:

- Blue fragments in the grass — likely a robin or bluebird nest in a nearby tree or shrub
- Brown-speckled shells on gravel or bare ground — a killdeer or sparrow nesting at ground level
- White shells near a tree with holes — a cavity nester like a chickadee or woodpecker raised a clutch inside

The color isn't decoration. It's a map back to where the nest is 🌿