Our Classrooms

Infant Classroom (6 Weeks – 12 Months)

Our Infant Classroom provides a safe, loving, and nurturing environment where our youngest learners receive individualized care. Teachers work closely with families to follow each child’s feeding, sleeping, and daily routines while encouraging early developmental milestones through play, music, language, and meaningful interactions.

Lead Teacher: Juana Hernandez (Serving KKLC since 2024)

Assistant Teacher: Breanna Stevens (Serving KKLC since 2023)

Building Trust & Discovering the World
During the first year of life, children learn through loving relationships and sensory experiences. Our nurturing teachers provide a safe, comforting environment where babies can grow, explore, and thrive at their own pace.
Growing & Learning:
Develop secure relationships with trusted caregivers
Strengthen neck, arm, and core muscles
Explore through sight, sound, touch, and movement
Build early communication through songs, stories, and conversation
Begin recognizing familiar faces, voices, and routines
Develop healthy eating and sleeping habits

One-Year-Old Classroom

Our one-year-olds are introduced to a structured daily routine that encourages curiosity, language development, independence, and social skills through hands-on learning and purposeful play.
Curriculum
Experience Early Learning

Lead Teacher: Araceli (Serving KKLC since 2022)

Assistant Teacher: Miranda (Serving KKLC since 2025)

Exploring with Confidence
Toddlers are naturally curious. We encourage safe exploration while helping children build confidence, independence, and early communication skills through hands-on play.
Skills They’ll Build:
Develop language through daily conversation and songs
Practice walking, climbing, and large motor skills
Begin following simple routines and directions
Build confidence through independent exploration
Learn to interact with friends
Explore colors, shapes, music, and sensory activities

Two-Year-Old Classroom

Our two-year-olds continue building a love for learning through engaging activities that strengthen language, early literacy, fine motor skills, and social-emotional development.
Curriculum
Experience Early Learning
Lead Teacher: Grace (Serving KKLC since 2023)
Assistant Teachers: Terri (Serving KKLC since 2024)

Learning Through Play
Two-year-olds are eager to ask questions, solve problems, and discover how the world works. Our classrooms encourage creativity while building important social and emotional skills.
Skills They’ll Build:
Expand vocabulary and communication skills
Learn to share, take turns, and build friendships
Develop fine motor skills through art and hands-on activities
Recognize colors, shapes, numbers, and letters
Practice independence with self-help skills
Build confidence through daily routines and structured play

Three-Year-Old Classroom

Our three-year-olds participate in a more structured preschool experience that prepares them for Georgia Pre-K. Through hands-on learning, Bible lessons, literacy, math, science, art, and music, children develop confidence and a lifelong love of learning.
Curriculum
The Good and the Beautiful®
Abeka®
Lead Teacher: Mrs. Jenny (Serving KKLC since 2015)

Growing Into Confident Learners
Our Three-Year-Old classroom introduces more structured learning while keeping play at the heart of each day. Children build the academic and social skills needed for future success.
Building the Foundation for Success:
Letter recognition and early phonics
Counting, sorting, and beginning math concepts
Science exploration and hands-on discovery
Listening and following multi-step directions
Problem-solving and critical thinking
Cooperation, kindness, and classroom responsibility

🌟 Why Families Love Growing With Us

At Kandy Kane Learning Center, children don’t simply move from one classroom to the next—they grow with familiar faces, trusted teachers, and a caring community that celebrates every milestone along the way. Our goal is to help every child become confident, capable, and excited to learn while giving families peace of mind that their child is loved, encouraged, and supported every day.