2.5's+ class
Ladybugswhat we’re about
our classroom
Welcome to the Ladybugs! This classroom is filled with so much fun and discovery! For many, this is their first school experience and we strive to create a warm and welcoming environment. In this class, we focus on learning through play and social and emotional development.
This classroom provides a wonderful opportunity for older 2 year olds or younger 3 year olds who aren’t quite potty trained yet to join preschool!
The teacher/student ratio is 2:10.
our core values
In our classroom, we teach important values like loving others, kindness, compassion, honesty, generosity, forgiveness,
and self-control.
Sample Schedule
9:00 – 10:15 Arrival & Free Choice
10:15 – 10:30 Clean Up
10:30 – 10:45 Circle Time
10:45 – 11:00 Snack
11:00 – 11:30 Gym/Outdoor Play
11:30 – 11:45 Closing Circle
12:00 Pickup
12:00 – 1:00 Optional Lunch Bunch
Lead teacher
Ms. Lisa
We are so thrilled to have Lisa leading our Ladybug classroom these last few yaers! Lisa has been with VCP since 2018 as our lead 2’s teacher. She has put so much love into designing and creating such a wonderful space for our ladybugs to learn and thrive!
Lisa lives in Sherwood with her husband, 3 children, and 2 dogs! She loves to travel, read suspense novels, listening to podcasts, and photography.
We are so blessed to have Lisa on staff at Valley.
assistant teacher – M/W/F
Ms. Jenn
This is Jenn’s second year at VCP! She is the perfect addition to our ladybugs classroom. Jenn comes to us with ample teaching experience and a huge heart for kiddos with special needs. She is also our ASL teacher for our Kinder Specials. Jenn lives in the Beaverton area with her husband and 2 kids. We are so thrilled to welcome Ms.Jenn to our Valley family!
Testimonials
What Parents are Saying
“Our daughter joined the Young 2’s Ladybug class in September 2021 and we could not be happier. Due to Covid, Clara had not had many experiences outside of our home so on the first day we were excited and nervous. Clara is thriving with Miss Lisa and Miss Maria. They knew how to quickly settle her nerves those first few weeks and now she happily wanders into the classroom (and asks to go to school on her days off).