It’s #movienightfriday and this lesson is a bit more interesting in terms of geographical location as Peter Pan starts in London, England but then goes to Neverland, which is mythological, however there is a theory that the island is based off an island off the coast of Belize.

We also had a triple feature with this one, as there was a sequel, Return to Neverland, and a non Disney version (2003), which is our absolute favorite version.

We started off by reading Peter Pan by J.M Barrie on our audible, then we went on a lesson about set building with the live action version.

We dived into green screen, editing and much more on how movies are made.

We then made traditional English food, as that is where Jane and Wendy are from.

In the second film, we talked a bit about the Blitz during World War II, which is when the film is set.

We hope you have fun as much as we did.

Activities

a Free Printable Pan Activity Book – In the Playroom

“We’re excited to watch the Pan movie, out now on Blu-Ray and DVD. The new movie is a prequel to the famous story of Peter Pan, and explains Peter’s origin story.” – Anna and Luciana

Fairy Circuit Nightlight In A Mason Jar – Angie Holden

“Looking for a fun and easy project that you can do with your Cricut? This blog post will show you how to make a fairy Cricut nightlight using a mason jar! This is a great project for kids of all ages, and it only takes a few simple steps to complete.” – Angie

PETER PAN INSPIRED ACTIVITIES AND CRAFTS – Rainy Day Mum

“Today we are welcoming MaryAnne from Mama Smiles to Rainy Day Mum to share some great inspiration for Peter Pan based activities and crafts.” – Mary Anne

Menu

Tea Sandwiches {Perfect for an Afternoon Tea} – What a Girl Eats

“Tea sandwiches are perfect for luncheons, parties, and afternoon tea! From the classic cucumber to the elegant smoked salmon, there are tons of variations you can make for easy sampling.  Many places serve their own signature fillings – so why not make your own?” -Cynthia

BAKED TOFU NUGGETS – Vegan Huggs

“These Tofu Nuggets are easy to make and call for 8 simple ingredients. They bake up super crispy and they’re totally kid-approved! Serve them at parties, movie night, or snack time along with your favorite dipping sauce. They are irresistible! ” – Melissa Huggins

STUFFED ZUCCHINI BOATS – Dinner at the Zoo

“These stuffed zucchini boats are filled with a hearty sausage mixture, then topped with plenty of cheese and baked to perfection. An easy low carb meal option that the whole family will enjoy!” – Sara

Mini Keto Corn Dog Muffins – Low Carb Spark

“These easy keto corn dog muffins are the ultimate snack or appetizer that everyone loves. Made with just 7 ingredients and 10 minutes of prep, these low carb corn dog muffins are completely grain-free and sugar-free. Actually, they are perfect for so many occasions, such as game day, breakfast, or even school lunch for your kids.” – Iona

Super Easy Bacon-Wrapped Jalapeño Poppers – Low Crab Spark

“These Bacon-Wrapped Jalapeno Poppers are the best easy party appetizers that are super easy to make and everyone loves. Made with fresh jalapenos, cream cheese, green onion, and crispy bacon, they are always a crowd-pleaser!” Iona

Crispy Potato Skins – Fluent Foodie

“There’s no easier appetizer than a plateful of crispy potato skins. They’re appetizing, attractive, comforting and easily recognizable. Serve yours with a creamy dill sauce and bacon.” – Sarah

Pig Candy – Fluent Foodie

“It’s sticky, sweet and salty. Not only is it an unexpected treat, it’s also one of the most addictive appetizers ever.” – Sarah

Pretzel Bites – Fluent Bites

“These pillowy soft pretzel bites can be made within 2 hours with standard bread ingredients. Once you realize how easy it is to make these pretzel bites at home, you’ll be turning the pretzel dough into pretzel hot dog buns or stuffed pretzels.” – Sarah

Cheddar & Chives Scones – Sugar Spice N’ Everything Nice

“Flaky, crumbly and sooooo buttery, with a lot of cheddar and a sprinkle of chives. It goes good with coffee, breakfast and of late I have discovered, make a decent a midnight snack :-P. If you haven’t had a scone yet, you should try one. I tried my first ones from Starbucks. Though the ones I had were sweet, it was not the sweetness that got me hooked on to it” – Akshita