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A family owned school where curiosity leads the day

Sunny Tree House is a family owned and operated early learning center in Richboro, serving children from 6 weeks through school age.

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How we see children

We build activities around what your child is already curious about. The Creative Curriculum guides our teachers as they plan for children with different backgrounds and skill levels. Sunny Tree House is family owned and operated, and we aim for a day that is both challenging and full of fun. Your child's learning is individualized, not one-size-fits-all.

In a preschool room, that looks like blocks on a low shelf, a quiet corner with books, and a table set for small-group work. Teachers kneel to a child's eye level and follow the interest in front of them. The Creative Curriculum gives teachers a plan, and they adjust it as children grow.

Sunny Tree House is licensed by the PA Department of Education. We are enrolled in Keystone STARS, a program that sets requirements for early childhood educators to promote the best and safest learning environment for your child. Our kitchen is state licensed and inspected, and meets Pennsylvania codes and standards. Ask us for details on any of these.

Five young children sitting on a wooden playground structure in a grassy backyard with trees and a white fence in the background.

What you notice in practice

Teachers get down to a child's eye level and listen first. They notice what a child is working on and offer a next step, not a correction. Small groups let a teacher sit with a few children at a time, so each one gets a turn to talk, build, and try again.

Rooms have clear areas: a block corner, a book nook, a table for art or writing, a place to gather. The day alternates active and quiet stretches, with meals and rest in between. Teachers watch for the moment attention drifts, then shift the pace rather than push through.

Four toddlers sitting on a purple playground structure with colorful boot-shaped supports.

How we work with families

At pickup, teachers tell you what your child did, not just how the day went. Maybe she built a ramp, or sat through the whole story. If you have a question at drop-off, ask. Teachers will find a time to talk with you, and the office can help too.

The first weeks are about your child feeling safe and comfortable here. For a new baby or toddler, that can mean short visits before the first full day. For an older child, it may be meeting a teacher and seeing the room. Tell us what helps your child settle, and we will follow your lead.

The people here every day

Kindergarten teacher

Mrs. V

Music teacher

Ms. Abby

Chef

Chef Kelly Jones, MS, RD, CSSD, LDN

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