Mrs. Petau's
1st Grade Class
Jessica Petau - japetau@dcsdk12.org
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ABOUT ME
ABOUT ME
Hello and welcome to my class page! My name is Jessica Petau and I am so pleased to be your teacher this year!
I am excited to join the Wildcat family this 2022/23 school year! I look forward to being apart of this amazing school and community!
Facts About Me:
Graduated from University of Colorado with degrees in Psychology, Sociology and a masters in Educational Psychology
I have been teaching since 2003
Taught kindergarten, first, and second grades
Colorado native, grew up in Littleton
Two kiddos - Wyatt (14) and Madilyn (12)
My husband is a captain at South Metro Fire
We have a 5 year old Golden-doodle named Stella
Enjoy camping, shoe shopping, Mexican food, reading, and being outside
I can't wait to spend first grade with your student!
Team Petau
My kiddos
Hello First Grader!
Hello First Grader!
Hello First Grade Families,
This year our theme is “Hello Sunshine!” Together your student and I will discover their passions, interests, and their superpowers. I want to see each of my students “SHINE” and become confident readers, mathematicians, authors, and smart first graders!! Together we will create a strong classroom community where they feel safe and also challenge them and expand their thinking. We will work hard while still having fun! It is a special and unique opportunity to teach 6 and 7-year-olds. I am excited for you to see how much growth they will make this year! Thank you for letting me be a part of their BRIGHT journey as a Wildcat.
- WILDCAT MOUNTAIN VISION AND MISSION
WME Vision
Our vision is to cultivate passionate hearts and minds, driven to contribute to the well being of others and the good of society.
WME Mission
Our commitment is to make decisions that consider the student first. Through focused academics, a commitment to character, a positive environment, and a partnership with our community, we direct our attention on educating the whole child.
teaching Philosophy
teaching Philosophy
Children Learn Best When...
· Their learning is hands-on and meaningful.
. The child's emotional, social, and academic needs are met.
· Students are provided the necessary time, practice, challenge, reflection, and choice in their learning.
· The teacher-parent relationship is open to sharing ideas and expertise.
· Students are given the opportunity to reflect and share their learning with others.
· They are provided with feedback and positive encouragement!
~Jessica Petau~
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