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serving ages 1-5 in Olympia, WA

“I’m makin’ a bathroom in here.”

“I’m makin’ a bathroom in here.”

The Salmonberry Room have been collecting food for the Food Bank in this box they decorated. Next week they get to deliver it!

The Salmonberry Room have been collecting food for the Food Bank in this box they decorated. Next week they get to deliver it!

Exploring a variety of natural items on the light box in the Salmonberry Room.

Exploring a variety of natural items on the light box in the Salmonberry Room.

Emma brought in some fragrant lilacs today that inspired some chalk pastel work by toddlers in the Thimbleberry Room.

Emma brought in some fragrant lilacs today that inspired some chalk pastel work by toddlers in the Thimbleberry Room.

Very important lists being created.

Very important lists being created.

The Salmonberries took a walk to Garfield Elementary on this sunny spring morning.

The Salmonberries took a walk to Garfield Elementary on this sunny spring morning.

“Really really, big big, train train train.”

“Really really, big big, train train train.”

Thimbleberry Room toddlers talking about the water together on the nature trail.

Thimbleberry Room toddlers talking about the water together on the nature trail.

Practicing being safe while using hot glue guns for loose parts sculpture in the Salmonberry Room.

Practicing being safe while using hot glue guns for loose parts sculpture in the Salmonberry Room.

Finds on the nature trail this week.

Finds on the nature trail this week.

“It’s a person and animal contest.”

“It’s a person and animal contest.”

Friendships between the oldest and youngest.

Friendships between the oldest and youngest.

Looking into the Thimbleberry Room.

Looking into the Thimbleberry Room.

A group of Salmonberry kids found a dead bird on the nature trail earlier this week. They decided to have a funeral, and carefully placed stones around the bird so that nobody would step on it on the trail.

A group of Salmonberry kids found a dead bird on the nature trail earlier this week. They decided to have a funeral, and carefully placed stones around the bird so that nobody would step on it on the trail.

Tracks in the snow… who left them for us?

Tracks in the snow… who left them for us?

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