I used to bring my son here often when he was younger (5-7). He's 9 now but he's having a lot of…read morefun. I think he would feel too old to play here in a year or two. Because it rains a lot in Washington in winter, it's nice to have an indoor place area. In the summer, they have a water splash area outside. It's very affordable because adults get in free! They don't allow outside food, they have snacks (pizza, burgers, nachos, ice cream, etc) and they are all reasonably priced. This place is clean and orderly. I used to see their staff cleaning the tables all the time and even the play structure sometimes, but I don't see any cleaning today (I have been here over 2 hours today). ****************************** If you found something useful in my review, please hit "useful" so that I can improve my reviews. Thank you and happy yelping!

We very much enjoyed our visit! It was slow, a weekday. Kids loved the playground and ball pit…read more Staff was friendly and helpful. Food was good too!

My kiddos love this child care place! Ms Hannah and Ms Ann are great with the children in the…read moremorning. If I show up too early to pick them up after school them make me hang out and wait so they can play with the friends they have made there.

The Apple Club is a before and after school child care program run through Community Covenant…read moreChurch of Clear Lake. The program offers a light and engaging environment that mixes fun and games with a kid friendly approach to the Bible. My child attends this program and I am happy to say that both his social skills and knowlege and love of God have grown through his time there. It is just blocks from Clear Lake Elementary and is right on the highway, very accessable.

Bordering my Grandma's house in Oak Harbor, Broad View Elementary School has been a place I have…read morevisited my entire life (she started living in the house before I was born). The school has a large grassy field, playground, and swings. Growing up, and nowadays when I visit my Grandma, I come to play, walk, or swing. A fence to the side by the dumpsters is kept open during non-school hours to allow public access to the grounds. Even on holidays it does not get too busy. When I was growing up, it was busier. However, that was before they added a perimeter fence. Wildlife also frequent the field, which can be fun to watch from the deck on my Grandma's house.

This place is the best…read more The staff is great, they go out of their way to take great care of our kids. They run a day care but there is a learning curriculum also so your kids dont just play with blocks all day. You dont have to go everyday as long as you schedule in advance, like every M W F or something. They really are teachers not babysitters, they teach manners, social skills and some school stuff like letters and they read in a group to the kids. Great place to take your kids.

We have had two children attend promising futures. One starting at 2 years old and the other…read morestarting at around 8 weeks old. They have always been supportive of our schedules, worked super hard during all of the Covid mandates, provided many different food options which helped our kiddos try new things and worked hand in hand to help with potty training our 3 year old. I am constantly amazed with what they learn, knowing numbers, colors, shapes, how plants grow, singing songs and having very active imaginations. Currently pregnant with our 3rd and cannot wait for him to be old enough to attend this location as well. I have always recieved a response before the time I need it and they will call you with any concerns to keep you updated. Even when my daughter was having an off day and just wasn't her normal self they let us know and kept me in the loop.

Don't send your little loves here! The hours and faith based education had us interested and we…read morelasted all of 4 days. We were told by 2 staff members that they were short staffed and had to merge classes in the afternoons. Sadly, it took our daughter being bit on the chest for us to withdraw that very day! Labelled items are lost. The building smells of poopy diapers at any hour of pick up. Info appt conveniently scheduled during nap time so you don't see/smell the inside of the building. Our daughter screamed every time we would pull up, barely napped and didn't eat the entire day. If we had known this PRIOR to enrolling, it would have spared us lots of headaches and stress. The owner is one of the hardest people to communicate with, although she REPEATEDLY stated "communication is very important to us." Messages not returned, but she would spend all day sending lengthy emails (with the snotty, condenscending tone) then state "I didn't have a chance to hear your voicemail." She sees the children as $$, it was evident from the first week. Owned by the Schorsch family.

5 Stars, Great educators, a safe environment, and a wonderful sense of community. I highly…read morerecommend this preschool!! I moved our little family from Hawaii 4 years ago when my children were 3 and 1 years old. My main concerns I was looking for in a school are a safe environment - where my child can feel safe and welcome at the school and with the teacher. Not familiar with the area and not knowing anyone in Lake Stevens, I was concerned with who was caring for my children. I am a stay-at-home mom and often have my children cling to me when we go to new places. I also wanted a place my children could learn to listen to another grown-up and socialize with other children. Sunnyside exceeded my expectations due to their wonderful staff; who have provided an environment of comfort and care. During the 4 years, my children were enrolled at Sunnyside, the school has gone through some major changes - from condensing into one campus, hiring new teachers, and new playgrounds - to maintain the growth of the school. But during that time, they did not lose the caring concern they had for each child attending. I am not one to measure my child's growth by academic standards at this age, I can only ask that the school teach my children social behaviors that display small levels of maturity for our little humans. I am proud to say I have two kids entering into grade school all thanks to the growth and development they have achieved at Sunnyside. Mrs. Cindy Brengman has established and maintained a wonderful place to care for our little ones. I'd like to personally recognize the amazing teachers we have had the pleasure to teach our kids: Ms. Leslie welcomed both of my children as their introduction to school. She is wonderfully patient with 3-year olds. As expected of the littlest students, most of the kids struggle with separation. Both of my kids cried, especially my youngest. But every time I picked him up he was happily playing with his friends and adored his teachers. Ms. Kendra had my daughter and she was wonderfully fun. She was engaging and attentive to their personalities. I loved the feedback I would get from Ms. Kendra ensuring that Abby's handwriting was normal and progressive even though it was backward. I was also impressed with how much my daughter retained the Spanish language she learned from Ms. Kendra. Finally, she helped be a familiar face once my son started to attend preschool and would often assist with the transition at drop off since he recognized her as big sis' teacher. Ms. Ana was a great transition to prepare into kindergarten for Abby. Structure and curriculum were important to Ms. Ana and following a schedule helped Abby prepare for Kindergarten. Ms. Brenda taught my son and is my favorite teacher for these little minds. Her knowledge and skills are invaluable. She is what every school needs 20 of. Her ability to encourage creativity and see the little shimmers of potential in these little hands and minds are extraordinary. I take extra time at home to teach my children basic kindergarten curriculum, so they have the tools and reinforcement at home. What I often forget is to just let them be and become whatever they need. That requires time spent creating. Ms. Brenda interpreted my son's drawings and helped him to develop the images and put value in a description. This is a great reminder to me and also helped him to feel confident in his creations. Being the younger sibling, he was becoming discouraged with his abilities compared to his sister. He is very smart, and I felt he was knowledgeable to test into kindergarten early, but I wasn't sure behavior-wise. By the end of the year, he had grown and matured so much. I am proud to say he passed the test and is headed into kindergarten next year. Ms. Brenda is wonderfully encouraging, and I could see how much my son loves her as he always drew pictures of her or of others who had "red glasses like Ms. Brenda."

Love everything about Sunnyside! Our son just graduated from their PreK program and although it was…read morebittersweet to say goodbye, we couldn't have asked for a better place. His teacher, Ms. Danielle, is a wonderful. He always has great things to say about her. Says how much he loves school and is always so excited to share what he did. All of the staff all share a sense of pride and joy and it shows. Definitely recommend Sunnyside. And will always hold a place dear in our hearts. Thank you, Sunnyside!

Small business but it carries what it needs for my daughter's guitar class. We were directed to go…read morethere to buy school supplies.

The musical talent is definitely there with the instructors. The organization with lessons and…read moreonline pay portal;not so much. Would not recommend. You can do one lesson and then come back the next week and the instructors have no idea what you did the last week, which throws everything off and stunts growth. I was charged for a full month worth of classes when I did not do a full month of classes. When I called to cancel, the young lady got an attitude with me. I will not be stepping foot in this establishment anymore.

I could not make it without this program. I am so grateful for their assistance and kindness.read more

The kind Service people who u ask for help are very kind and answer my questions. If they don't…read moreknow the answer they will find someone else who does. The food is pretty good considering it's what most stores are throwing out I know what the people in back sift thru just to get the good stuff that they do. It's hard on them to get stuff that's good when they have lots of bad stuff to go thru and that's not all about of the time supply is the issue. They can't supply people with what they need if they don't receive it as a donation due to what little grants they receive. Helping hands deserves to get more I volunteer 6 days a week 7 to 8 hour days driving delivery and warehouse work. But could not get hired cuz they don't have the money to hire more people. That's why they rely on volunteers but they are hard to come by due to the many hours they are needed and the ton of work they are needed to do. It's a GREAT HELP TO SEDRO-WOOLLEY, MOUNT VERNON, BURLINGTON, AND OTHER LOCAL CITIES HERE IN SKAGIT COUNTIES!!!!! EVEN WITH THE SHORTAGE OF VOLUNTEERS THAT HELP OUT EVERYDAY!!!! If you need other things such as information on where to get a shower or where as a runaway teen can go or a shelter church that takes in families. Things that as a community we need at times of hardship Helping Hands Food Bank is the place to go for food!!!!! First!!!!!