About This Book
This charming Peter Rabbit tale, featuring humorous illustrations by Eleanor Taylor, addresses the common anxieties young children face when starting school or trying new things. Peter is initially thrilled about forest school but becomes nervous when he realizes his sisters won't be there. His mother, Mrs. Rabbit, offers gentle reassurance, helping him navigate his first-day jitters and discover the joys of learning in the woods. It's a perfect story for sparking conversations about bravery, independence, and the comfort of family support.
Get ready for the first day of school with Peter Rabbit! Peter is starting forest school with Benjamin Bunny, and he couldn't be more thrilled--he wants to learn about all the things the woods have to offer. But when Peter realizes that his sisters won't be there, he gets nervous. What will he do without them? Luckily, Mrs. Rabbit reassures him and shows him that school's not so scary, after all! With Eleanor Taylor's humorous illustrations of Beatrix Potter's beloved characters, this charming tale mirrors young children's experiences of trying new things and getting over first-day jitters.
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Discussion Prompts
1
How do you think Peter felt when he realized his sisters wouldn't be at school with him?
2
What are some things that make you feel nervous when you try something new?
3
What did Mrs. Rabbit do to help Peter feel better? Who helps you when you feel nervous?
4
What do you think Peter learned at forest school? What would you like to learn there?
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