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Welcome to Nature Play Studio

We are pleased to announce our partnership with Lake Claire Community Land Trust and Woodlands Garden

Classes resume this month. Thanks for your patience!

Monday Nature Play Group

Join us at The Lake Claire Community Land Trust for nature, play, learning, and community. We hope you'll join us for good old fashioned play and connection to nature in beautiful Lake Claire.

šŸ“Œ We usually have a planned activity where we make, create, and work with our hands. Some activities may be messy. Other activities may need the help of a parent.Ā 


šŸ“ŒĀ Bring bottled water. Bug spray.Ā 


šŸ“ŒĀ Most every Monday 10:30-12:30 butĀ check Facebook orĀ Our Calendar for updates. Send Shaun a message to make sure we're having it. Weather permitting. Drop in and head out whenever you need.Ā 

šŸ“Œ Please note that we go on a group hike the first Monday of every month. We donā€™t meet for play group at Lake Claire on those dates.Ā 

šŸ“Œ Parking tip: limited on street parking on Arizona Ave, Indiana Ave, or New York Ave. TYSM! Please be mindful of local residents and careful to not block a driveway or mailbox.Ā 

Help us keep this going with a $5 donation payable via Venmo https://venmo.com/u/Shaun-NaturePlayĀ or PayPalĀ PayPal.Me/natureplaystudio
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Please be mindful when parking on the street. Keep driveways and mailboxes clear to the best of your ability.Ā 

Community Guidelines:

  • Parents and guardians: please supervise and observe children. Be mindful of risky play. Risky play is important for childhood development but it is important to watch ALL children and prevent any potentially unsafe situations. Children do play at their own risk with the understanding that all parents and guardians are keeping a watchful eye on them.Ā 
  • Please clean up your food and trash. You're welcome to useĀ the green trash bins and blue recycle bins.
  • We can feed the resident chickens!Ā  Bring the chickens kale, watermelon rind, cantaloupe seeds, veggie scraps, lettuce, blueberries, and peas. The turtles love dried mealworms.


ā˜€ļø We are grateful for all of the indigenous people groups who so beautifully cared for the land we enjoy today. Their care and stewardship is something we should recognize and honor. Letā€™s continue to be good stewards of the land, trees, wildlife, ponds, lakes, creeks, and rivers. This area was inhabited largely by the Muskogee Cherokee Indians tribes.Ā 


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