Willow Tree Child Care welcomes students of any race, religion, and nationality. The goal of Willow Tree is to provide a safe and nurturing environment that allows young children to develop physically, social/emotionally, and cognitively. Our program recognizes the importance of building a strong parent and teacher partnership.
As a team, we play a role to model positive behavior as we guide the children to grow and to develop in a comfortable setting. We hire teachers that are passionate, educated, and creative. Willow Tree teachers work hard to create lesson plans that implement age-appropriate milestones along with a spice of an exciting theme to catch the children's attention.
As a team, we play a role to model positive behavior as we guide the children to grow and to develop in a comfortable setting. We hire teachers that are passionate, educated, and creative. Willow Tree teachers work hard to create lesson plans that implement age-appropriate milestones along with a spice of an exciting theme to catch the children's attention.
Services
Our center provides full-time care for children ages 6 weeks through 5 years of age. Our programs are split into four classrooms: Infant Program, Toddler Program, Two's and Three's Program, and Preschool Program. The infant program follows the age appropriate milestones and checklist but we will not be doing lesson plans with them.
At Willow Tree, we mainly use Creative Curriculum as a foundation for planning and implementing developmentally appropriate learning objectives and goals. We use Creative Curriculum amongst all the classrooms. Creative Curriculum gives teachers the flexibility to incorporate children's emerging interests and meeting their individual needs.
Reviews (5)
Agora Luxe
Sep 02, 2021
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I saw the teachers at this facility walking the childern masked in 85 degree(August 2021) weather from the park back to the facility while the teachers themselves remained maskless the site of it was so disturbing mind you they were walking from the park which is about 5 blocks away
One child was crying and all the teacher would say put on ur mask
What’s the point of fresh air if masks are required they should lead by example
One child was crying and all the teacher would say put on ur mask
What’s the point of fresh air if masks are required they should lead by example
Pooja Kobawala Van Dyke
Aug 30, 2017
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Monique Gig
Aug 31, 2016
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Our daughter started two years ago in the 2-3's class. We enjoyed watching how much she started to love school. She was then moved up into preschool, and has flourished! She loves her teachers, friends, the activities, and enrichment classes. As we just moved out of the city, today was her last day. We are sad to leave such a loving and healthy learning environment. Thank you to Miss Suzy and her extremely amazing staff for all you have done to help our daughter grow!!!!! WillowTree is an excellent choice for your children too!
Abby Kichura
Sep 14, 2015
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We had an amazing experience with Willow Tree! My son started there when he was 18 months old. It was our first daycare experience and the Director made it so easy and comfortable for us. The teachers were wonderful too. There wasn't any turnover when my son attended which was great. The teachers were kind, caring, and I felt like they really… loved their jobs. My son learned so much at Willow Tree! Every day we were amazed by how his vocabulary increased. He made so many great friends too. We recently moved to the suburbs because we were expecting Baby #2 and were heartbroken to have to
Valiha Strecker
May 08, 2015
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Our son started at Willow Tree at two years old. As a first time mom the decision to put him in school was such a tough one. I had so many questions and reservations, would he eat, would he sleep, would they love him!? I took some time to research a few schools in the area, talked with other parents and after meeting Ms. Suzy and talking with the… teachers decided that Willow Tree would be a good fit for our family. To be honest his first day I still had reservations about it but I quickly found out that they really care about these kids. Our son had a tough time when I would drop him off
