Welcome Parents!

Our mission is to provide children with the opportunity to learn by doing - the key to developing an accurate curiosity about the world and becoming enthusiastic life-long learners.

Morning Classes are Beginning at Peter Pan North!

Since 1962, Peter Pan Day Schools are known for fostering curiosity, creativity, and a love for learning in young children. Our nature-based STEM preschool program is designed to spark the imagination and ignite a lifelong passion for discovery.

We are excited to introduce our new Morning Class for children ages 3 to 5, running from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm​ at our Peter Pan North location. This class will provide children with the perfect blend of outdoor exploration, hands-on STEM activities, and nature immersion.

Each day, our students will engage in activities that nurture their critical thinking skills, while connecting them with the natural world around them. Whether it’s exploring the wonders of the outdoors, experimenting with science, or discovering the magic of nature-based art, our morning class offers a vibrant learning environment tailored to inspire and grow young minds.

Spaces are limited, so we encourage you to enroll today to give your child the opportunity to be part of this exciting program at Peter Pan Day Schools!


Every Day is a Nature Day

Dear Families,

For our morning Nature Chat today, we continued our Buzzing Bees and Lively Ladybugs theme! We began by reviewing how these bugs pollinate plants and what happens during pollination. We actually discovered that bees carry pollen and nectar in a structure called a pollen basket! We worked together on a chart where we described what bees have, can do, and are. “Bees can make honey!” said one friend. Another child said, “Bees have stingers!” We spent the rest of our time out in our school’s yard looking for these pollinating insects in their natural habitat!

On an afternoon nature walk, we noticed seedlings growing in our pumpkin patch! We are very excited to see these plants continue to grow and eventually turn into pumpkins. We also found a very colorful new bug amongst our carrot plants called a Red-banded Leafhopper!

Until next time ~ Ms. Kristen