Puddle Jumpers Goals

Two year olds learn and grow in many exciting ways. During the year, your child will increasingly become independent as he/she learns to use the toilet and do things “all by myself.” Your child will become more verbal and consequently, more social. Your child will also become more self-aware as he/she learns that he/she is a separate and unique person with his/her own feelings and needs.

Puddle Jumpers Staff

Lea Ramuno

Hi! My name is Lea Ramuno. I am a full time toddler assistant teacher at FCCC. I attended Community College of Philadelphia and received my Associate’s Degree in ECE. Before working in a center, I gained some experience for a few years by babysitting part time while I was in school. I also worked in another center to do my practicum and worked in a hands-on atmosphere with the children at the center. I have always dreamed of becoming a teacher. At FCCC, my team recognizes and values the importance of early childhood education.

I enjoy watching the children grow and develop throughout the years.

Zakiyah Williamston

Hi, my name is Zakiyah Williamston. Since 2006, I have been an Assistant Teacher, and I also have my Associate Degree in Criminal Justice. I love teaching children on an everyday basis. Being a Puddle Jumper Teacher has been awesome. I love and treat the children as if they were my own.

Kenyetta Riley

Brenda Charity

Hello my name is Brenda Charity and I started working here at friends april 16th. I am currently in the puddle jumpers classroom as a teacher aide. I have three children who are all big kids now ages 12,11, and 9 but I love babies and toddlers. Which led me to attend College Community College of Philadelphia for a degree in early childhood education. I currently have one more semester of classes in the spring to receive my associate degree. I am so excites to have the opportunity to do something I love and enjoy.