Welcome to Healthy Environments Child Development Center KDH NC LLC Child Care

The Abeka, a bible-based curriculum,  is used as a framework, not a rigid program. Our activities are adapted to meet individual developmental needs. Learning is balanced with play, social interaction, and hands-on experiences. Teachers are trained to guide instruction in a supportive and nurturing environment.
 

Our goal is to provide a well-rounded educational experience that prepares children socially, emotionally, and academically while respecting each child’s unique developmental stage.

For our youngest children, the Abeka curriculum is used to support early developmental milestones rather than formal instruction. Activities focus on:

• Language development through songs, stories, and repetition
   
• Recognition of sounds, colors, and simple words
   
• Fine and gross motor development
   
• Sensory exploration and hands-on play
   
• Social interaction and routine-based learning
   

Learning at this stage is integrated naturally into daily care routines such as playtime, group interaction, and caregiver-guided activities.

As children grow, the Abeka curriculum introduces more structured learning while still emphasizing play and exploration. Activities include:

• Early vocabulary and listening skills
   
• Introduction to shapes, colors, numbers, and letters
   
• Music, movement, and art activities
   
• Social skills such as sharing, following simple directions, and group participation
   
• Development of independence and confidence
   

Lessons are short, engaging, and adjusted to match each child’s attention span and developmental readiness.

For older children, the Abeka curriculum supports kindergarten readiness by introducing foundational academic concepts in a fun and structured way. This includes:

• Letter recognition and phonics
   
• Early reading and writing skills
   
• Counting, number recognition, and basic math concepts
   
• Science and social studies through stories and discussion
   
• Development of problem-solving, listening, and classroom skills
   

Children are encouraged to learn at their own pace while building confidence, independence, and a love for learning.