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Thursday, July 19, 2012

Kona Ice came to deliver a nice summer treat!

Posted by Holly Tree Brentwood at 3:17 PM
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Wednesday, July 18, 2012

Story time can be a little too exhausting.....

Posted by Holly Tree Brentwood at 10:47 AM
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Friday, July 6, 2012

Just another day at Holly Tree...

Posted by Holly Tree Brentwood at 2:57 PM
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Wednesday, June 20, 2012

Animal Visitors!

Today we had visitors for Happy Tails Animal Shelter and the Tennessee State Forrest Rangers. We got to meet a puppy named Astro and a Great Horned Owl named Junior!
Posted by Holly Tree Brentwood at 3:19 PM
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Wednesday, June 13, 2012

Fire!!!!

The Brentwood Fire Department came for a visit.
Posted by Holly Tree Brentwood at 3:44 PM
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We are a proud 3-Star Facility!

JAM (Jesus and Me!) is a weekly Christian Enrichment Class where our children’s minister provides an in-depth Bible lesson and related activity, including crafts, songs, and prayer in a smaller group setting. To continue the learning through faith at home, families receive a monthly curriculum chart, weekly recap emails, and a monthly newsletter about the Christian Enrichment Program.

Baby Signs

Baby Signs

Why Holly Tree?

Since 1979, Holly Tree has been providing families with quality preschool and school-age child care. Offering a non-denominational, Christian-based curriculum, parents find excellence in care and in early education. Our 3-star rated centers provide the highest quality educational program, faith-based values, and the finest teaching staff available to give you peace of mind. Our award winning curriculum, combined with a Christian enrichment program, led by our in-house Children’s Minister, make Holly Tree the best choice for faith-based education. Experienced and loving teachers, seasonal programs, and fellowship events create a loving home-like environment of “Faith, Family and Fun” at Holly Tree.

Our Curriculum:

FunShine's early childhood faith based curriculum programs have been created to help educators meet the demands and challenges faced everyday: providing a fun and stimulating learning environment, meeting the individual needs of children, involving and communicating with families, meeting policy and standards guidelines, etc. Our unique combination of easy-to-understand strategies and easy-to-use components helps build exciting, enriching, and effective classroom experiences for children ages birth to five.

Gold Sneaker

Gold Sneaker
Baby Signs®, the ORIGINAL sign language program for hearing babies, has been bringing powerful, research-proven benefits to babies and their families around the world for over 25 years. The Baby Signs® Program is the world's leading program for hearing infants and toddlers because it is the only baby sign language program that:

• was developed by child development experts specifically for hearing babies.

• has been scientifically tested and proven to provide positive benefits for babies and their families.

• is based on American Sign Language with added flexibility to meet the needs of all families.

• offers a full range of signing classes and products for babies, parents and child development centers.

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Gold Sneaker Initiative

We are a Gold Sneaker Facility!
The Gold Sneaker initiative was developed to enhance policy related to physical activity and nutrition within licensed child care facilities across Tennessee. It is collaboration among the Department of Health, Department of Human Services, United Way, and YMCA of TN and funded through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA). New policy will be primarily focused on physical activity, more frequently referred to as “active play” in this age group. Policies to enact will include minimum requirements on physical activity, sedentary activities, breastfeeding, meal time, behaviors, portion sizes, and a tobacco-free facility.
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