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My name is Ms. Mora and I am pleased to be your student teacher
this semester. This is going to be my second semester in a classroom
environment and I am very excited to get to know all of you and for you to
know me as well.
My Background information.
I am a student at UW-Madison
in the Middle Childhood Program. I speak Spanish fluently and look forward to
working with you all and learning about the different languages spoken in
your classroom.
I am originally
from Mexico, but Madison has become my new home. Although I don’t
always enjoy the snowy season, I make the best of it by going sledding with
my family.
On my free time I enjoy dining-out, and spending quality time
with my lovely family and friends.
These are a few of my favorite things:
Sport to play: soccer
Dessert: Flan
Color: Magenta
Candy:
Tamarind
Fast food:
Chipotle restaurant
Hello Ms. Duffield’s 6th grade
classroom!
As you may already know, I will be
joining your classroom for the next couple of months and I’m super excited to
meet all of you! I am a student at the
University of Wisconsin where I’m studying Education and Social Welfare. I hope to learn from all of you as you give
me suggestions and advice to grow as a future teacher.
Over the next couple of months, I’m
looking forward to learning about your school, your communities, your families
and your personal experiences. Before
you share your stories, I’d like to tell you a little bit about mine first.
I was born in Kenosha, WI, which is
on the border of Illinois and Wisconsin right next to Lake Michigan. I grew up with my mother and older brother,
Victor and my cultural background is Mexican and German.
Also, I’ve always loved to
sing. In high school I became involved
in musical theatre and I spent most of my time outside of class in rehearsals. During my junior and senior year I went to
the University of Nebraska to perform musicals in front of 2,000 people! It was
such a powerful experience for me. I
really enjoyed being a part of the theatre community.
Four years ago, I moved to Madison
to continue my education at the university.
I became involved with the program Schools of Hope where I tutored at
Wright Middle School for three years.
During the summer, I work with the PEOPLE Program and help transition 8th
graders into high school. I also work
at two restaurants called Fresco and Steenbock’s on Orchard.
In my free time, I love to sing, listen
to music and write poetry. I enjoy going on adventures and exploring new
places, especially where there’s wildlife and nature. My goal is to live closer
to the ocean someday so that I can explore underwater as well!
Lastly, I want you all to know that
I am here to support you in any way that I can, so please feel free to let me
know what I can do to help. If your
families have any questions or thoughts, please let me know. I’m looking forward to spending my time with
all of you. Thank you for allowing me to
be a part of your classroom community.
Most sincerely,
Ms. Selena Jaramillo (Ms. J)
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