Northstar Preschools Washington

02/18/2026

We are so proud of our parents!!

02/18/2026

02/13/2026

What a fantastic Parent Night Out at Northstar Preschools! ⭐️

We started the evening with families decorating cookies together, then it was time for parents to head out while the kids stayed behind for a night full of fun and friends.

From creating picture frames to handstand contests, bingo games, and a pizza party, the laughter never stopped. We wrapped up the night with a cozy movie to help everyone wind down after such an exciting evening. 🎨🤸‍♂️🎲🍕🎬

Thank you to all the families who joined us and trusted us with your little ones for the night. We love making these special memories together, and we’re already looking forward to the next one!

02/13/2026

Our Pre-K students explored the book "Be a Maker" and learned that everyone has the power to create, imagine, and build something special. The story reminds us that being a “maker” means using our ideas, trying new things, and expressing who we are.

After reading the book, our young makers got to work on their own masterpieces. From colorful creations to unique designs, each piece reflects their creativity, confidence, and imagination. We are so proud of our little artists and the amazing ideas they brought to life!

02/06/2026

🌟 Black History Spotlight: Rosa Parks 🌟

Today we celebrate the birthday of Rosa Parks, a brave woman who helped change history! 🎉

Rosa Parks is known as the “Mother of the Civil Rights Movement.” One day, she chose to stand up for what was right by staying seated on a bus, even when she was told to move because of her skin color.

Her quiet courage helped people work together for fairness and kindness. Rosa Parks reminds us that even small actions can make a big difference.

Happy Birthday, Rosa Parks! 🎂
Thank you for teaching us to be brave, respectful, and kind to one another. 💕

02/03/2026

❤️✨Happy February ✨❤️

How is it already the 2nd month of 2026?!

As we enjoy our month of love and kindness, take a moment to reflect with your child, do small acts of kindness all around, and then help us create a kindness garden in our entryway!

❤️ Ms. Madi is our employee of the month
❤️ We are closed on the 16th for PD Day
❤️ Parent Night Out on the 6th - we still have a few spots left!

02/03/2026

It's almost time for our first ever Parent Night Out!

We still have a few spots open! Snag them while you still can (:

02/03/2026

The Valentines buzz is in the air!
Talk and planning all around the center as we gear up for our favorite holiday all about friendship and kindness.
One specific event we cant wait for is our Pre-K Tea Party!

Get with your child's teacher to go over sign ups, volunteers, and supplies needed!

02/02/2026

📢 BREAKING NEWS 📢

The groundhog saw his shadow!
That means six more weeks of winter
It's a great day to learn about weather, shadows, and animals 🐾☁️

Extra grateful for our indoor playground right about now 🥶❄️

02/02/2026

💘 Hello, February! 💘

The month of love, friendship, cookies, and chili (yes, chili 😂) is here at Northstar Preschools, and we’re heart-eyes 😍 for everything coming up!

Here’s what we’re loving this month:

🍪💌 Sweet Treats & Valentines Night – Feb 6 | 6:30–7:00
Families are invited to decorate cookies and make valentines together! Sugar + love = perfection.

🌙🎉 Parent Night Out – Feb 6 | 7:00–10:00
Drop the kiddos off and enjoy a night out—you’ve earned it! Please see sign up sheet in the office!

👀✨ Vision Testing – Feb 10

🎈❤️ Class Valentine Parties – Feb 14
See sign ups!

📚🛠 Closed for Professional Development – Feb 16
Our team is leveling up for your kiddos!

🌶🔥 Chili Cook-Off – Feb 27
Things are getting spicy! 🌶 See the flyer for all the delicious details.

February is packed with love, laughs, and lots of fun. We can’t wait to celebrate with our Northstar families! 💫

01/30/2026

We have quite the lost and found!

Come check out our table and take home your lost things!(:

01/29/2026

Creativity starts with a single brick 🧱
Today we celebrated National LEGO Day and the power of imagination.
Who knew one small piece of plastic would make such an impact?