An elementary school teacher introduces young students to core subjects like math, language, science and social studies. They plan and evaluate lessons, assign homework, and grade tests and papers. Teachers also observe student performance, confer with parents about problems, and ensure students' intellectual and social development. The role requires a bachelor's degree, teacher certification, and keeping records of students' academic progress, behavior and attendance.

1. Career of an Elementary School Teacher Created by: Emma Talbot E Block 2-20-11

3. Grade papers

4. Care and look over students

5. Foster in the intellectual and social development of children

6. Plan, evaluate, assign lessons: prepare, and grade tests, listen to presentations, maintain discipline in classroom

7. Observe student performanceJob Overview…

9. Confer with parents, counselors to resolve student problems

10. Observe student progress, behavior, social development, and health

11. Organize and label materials, student work

12. Prepare materials and classroom for activities

13. Teach many subjects

14. Keep records of academic performance, behavior, and attendanceJob Overview Continued

16. A Bachelors degree and completion of approved teacher training program

17. Some schools require a Masters degree

18. Be a college graduate and certified teacher by the state you would teach inEducation and Training

19. Salary

22. Child care worker

23. Teacher aide

24. Librarian

25. Primary, secondary, special education teachers

26. English and second language teachers

27. Preschool teachers

28. Guidance counselorsRelated Careers

29. “Successful people have learned to make themselves DO the thing that has to be done WHEN it has to be done, whether they like it or not.” ~ Theodore Roosevelt Thought About Success!

30. Comparison Chart

32. Grade papers, and plan and teach lessons

33. Discipline students who are disrespectful or don’t follow rules