Ages 6 weeks – 6 years

Where every child is known by name.

Little Peaks is a licensed preschool and nursery with small classrooms, experienced teachers, and a warm, well-structured day built around how young children actually learn.

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Learning, out loud

Learn. Play. Grow.

Our classrooms run on a predictable daily rhythm — circle time, small-group learning, centers, meals, rest, and outdoor play. Within that structure, teachers meet each child where they are and build the next step from there.

  • Dye-free meals & snacks
  • Early literacy & math
  • Art, music & movement
  • Yoga classes
  • Social-emotional skills
  • Kindergarten readiness

A place you can trust

Small groups. Familiar faces.

Every child has a primary teacher who knows their name, their rhythms, and what they were worried about yesterday. Our ratios stay low so no child is one of a crowd.

Enrolling now

Your family's journey starts here.

We tour Monday through Friday, 8:30 to 10:30 in the morning, with afternoon times available too. Come see a real session in progress, not a staged one. Bring your child; they will tell you more than we can.

About Little Peaks

Small classrooms, close attention.

Little Peaks is built around the things that actually matter to a young child's day: classes small enough that every child is known, a schedule that makes sense to a two-year-old, and teachers with the time to notice how each one is doing.

Our curriculum is play-based and developmentally appropriate, with clear learning goals for each age group. Children build early literacy and math skills through activities that feel, to them, entirely like play — because that is how it works best at this age.

We are a dye-free center. Breakfast, lunch and snacks are all served here, made without artificial dyes — a small thing that makes a real difference for a lot of families, and one less thing to pack.

Alongside the daily routine we run yoga classes, which children love more than you would expect. Stretching, balancing and breathing turn out to be a good way in to body awareness, focus and settling big feelings.

1:5Infant ratio
Dye-freeMeals & snacks
6 wks–6 yrsAges served
7:00–5:30Open weekdays

See our daily schedule

A Little Peaks classroom: child-height tables and chairs, a reading rug, learning centers with books and blocks, an easel, and an alphabet display around the wall
Inside one of our classrooms — set up in centers, ready for the morning.

Our classrooms

Every age, one approach.

Children move up when they are ready, not on a birthday. Transitions are gradual — visits to the next room start weeks before the move.

6 weeks – 18 months

The Willow Room

Infant care built around your baby's own sleep and feeding rhythms, with a primary teacher who knows them well.

  • Ratio 1:5
  • Daily notes on feeds, naps and diapers
  • Individual cribs and feeding plans

18 – 36 months

The Wild West Room

The busiest, most talkative stretch of early childhood. Language takes off, and so does the urge to do everything without help.

  • Ratio 1:5
  • Toilet learning at your family's pace
  • First words, first friendships, first turns

3 – 5 years

The Woodland Room

Our preschool room, where play turns into real early learning and children start working together on things they care about.

  • Ratio 1:10
  • Early literacy, math and science
  • Kindergarten readiness skills

3 – 5 years · UPK

The Pikes Peak Room

Our Colorado Universal Preschool room. State-funded preschool hours for eligible children, in the same program and daily rhythm as the rest of the school.

  • Ratio 1:11
  • Enrollment runs through the state
  • Same curriculum and teachers

A day at Little Peaks

A rhythm children can count on.

Young children settle fastest when the day is predictable. Ours follows the same shape every day, so children always know what comes next. Infant rooms follow each baby's own schedule instead.

7:00 – 8:00

Arrival & breakfast

Doors open and breakfast is served as children arrive and settle in.

8:00 – 9:00

Morning circle

Songs, calendar and weather, then a look at the day ahead together.

9:00 – 9:30

Morning snack & stories

A shared snack at small tables, followed by books on the rug.

9:30 – 11:00

Learning centers & outdoor play

Small-group literacy, math and art, plus playground time — our indoor playroom in bad weather.

11:00 – 12:00

Lunch

Family-style meals at small tables, with plenty of time to eat and talk.

12:00 – 2:30

Nap & rest

Cots down for nappers; quiet puzzles and drawing for children who no longer sleep.

2:30 – 3:00

Afternoon snack

A second snack to carry everyone through the rest of the day.

3:00 – 5:30

Enrichment, outdoor play & pickup

Yoga, music and hands-on projects across the week, a second block outside, and unhurried goodbyes.

Facilities & safety

The boring details that matter most.

Everything below is documented in our parent handbook, which we hand you on your tour rather than making you ask for it.

  • Fully licensed and inspected. Current state license and inspection reports available on request and posted in the entry hall.
  • Every educator is background-checked and holds pediatric first aid and CPR certification, renewed every two years.
  • Secure single entry with keypad access, camera intercom, and a signed release list for every child.
  • Allergy-aware kitchen. Nut-free site, individual care plans, and separate preparation for restricted diets.
  • Fenced playgrounds with age-appropriate equipment and cushioned surfacing, inspected each morning before children go out.
  • Cameras throughout the building. Every classroom, playground and common area is covered, so activity is recorded wherever children are.
  • A large indoor playroom for gross-motor play, so rain, snow and extreme heat never cost the children their active time.
  • Clear illness policy shared up front, so you always know when to keep a child home and when they can return.

Enrollment forms

Download your paperwork.

Print these at home, fill them in, and bring them to your first day — or drop them off any weekday between 7:00am and 5:30pm. If it is easier, we have paper copies at the front desk.

Please do not email health or immunization records. Bring them in person or drop them at the front desk, so your child's medical information stays out of email. Questions about any form? Call us on (719) 300-8907.

Enrollment

Four steps, no pressure.

Most families move from first inquiry to first day in three to five weeks.

  1. Book a tour

    Weekday mornings 8:30 to 10:30, or an afternoon slot if that suits you better. Bring your child if you can.

  2. Complete the paperwork

    Download the enrollment forms, fill them in, and bring them with you — get the forms.

  3. Meet your room

    Two short settling-in visits with the teachers who will actually care for your child.

  4. Start

    Phased first week, with as much handholding as your family needs.

Ways to pay

We work with families across all three, so cost should not be the reason you don't call.

Assistance

CCCAP

We accept the Colorado Child Care Assistance Program. If you are approved, or want to find out whether you qualify, we can point you in the right direction.

State funded

Colorado UPK

State-funded preschool hours for eligible children in our Pikes Peak Room. Reserve your space at upk.colorado.gov.

Self pay

Private pay

Full time and part time schedules, billed on a regular cycle. Ask us for the current rate sheet for your child's room.

Request a tour

Come see a session in progress. We will confirm a time by email or phone.

We reply within one working day. Your details come straight to us and are never shared.

Prefer to call? (719) 300-8907