Learning Zone Preschool

When you choose a preschool, do you ask about staff training?
At Learning Zone, teachers are not only warm and caring. They also receive ongoing training in supervision, classroom safety, emergency plans, and health procedures. This helps them respond calmly and confidently when children need support.

What is one question you would ask a preschool about their teacher training?

Schedule a tour and ask us about our training and safety standards.

Does your child like to sort toys into lines or piles at home?
We use that same instinct in the classroom with our Seed-to-Table activities. Children sort foods into groups like fruits, vegetables, and grains, then talk about where they grow and how we eat them. It feels like a game, but it builds early science and language skills.

What food group do you think your child would be most excited about?

Contact us to learn more about our Seed-to-Table curriculum for preschoolers.

Do you live or work in Gallatin and want a preschool that feels like a true learning community?
At Learning Zone Gallatin, children explore STEAM activities, make friends, and build strong school readiness skills while parents stay connected through daily updates. It is more than daycare. It is a full early childhood education experience.

What is most important to you in a Gallatin preschool, location, curriculum, or communication?

Call 615-909-5109 :)
to ask about current openings.

Day 2 of highlighting Learning Zone Siegel! Meet Ms.Tabitha, our Program Coordinator. Ms.Tabitha has been with us for 3 years and we are so proud of the educator she is! Stop by today to chat with her about our C3 Curriculum and our Summer of Imagination! Come see us SOON!

GUESS WHAT! We are highlighting Learning Zone Siegel this week! Be sure to stop and meet our management team, Nikole and Gloria, and let them show you all the fun things that LZSiegel has in store for your child! Visit today at 3315 Siegel Road in Murfreesboro, TN! We look forward to meeting you!

Grandparents and close relatives often love to spoil young children. Sometimes that means extra treats, different bedtimes, or “just one more show.” For some parents, that feels special and harmless. For others, it feels stressful when routines or limits are not respected.

Do you take the “what happens at Grandma’s is okay” approach, or do you ask family to stick closely to your rules from home?

Let us know how you handle it in your family.