1. Elementary School Teacher By: Olivia Weiss

2. Salary of an Elementary School Teacher Starting salary goes from about $30,300 to $45,500 with more experienced teachers averaging about $72,700 Teachers with a Bachelors degree make around $30,300 and teachers with a masters degree make around 45,500 and up.

3. Minimum Education Level Bachelors degree You have to take courses in English, math, science, and government to prepare.

4. Scanskills Needed Communication Teaching Good ideas Helper Speak clearly Listen carefully Identify related facts

5. More Interesting Facts 1.5 million teachers are employed a year. More teachers are needed in urban and suburban areas. There are many different types of teachers such as: Special Education Elementary School Middle School and High School Specific subjects are math, science, English, reading, social studies, and many more.

6. What does the person do in this career? Teachers teach many different students, different subjects, and get to know all the students They make lesson plans Work with parents regarding their child Grade school work on their own time Have meetings with other teachers on professional days The possible subjects they can teach are: Reading, writing, math, science, social studies, history, and many more

7. Interview With Betsy Siaurusaitis:

8. All about Mrs. Siaurusaitis She went to Salisbury University. She teaches at Rockwell Elementary School. The subject she teaches is ESOL (which means English As A Second Language). It is Pre-school and grades 3 through 5.

9. Basic Facts on Teaching Responsibilities are that every student has to learn the curriculum and each student has to reach their potential. A good personality for the job is that they have to be energetic, patient, flexible, and you have to like kids. Another interesting fact is that you influence kids when you teach them and that watching them learn is rewarding.

10. An Elementary School Teacher is a good career to choose because you get to interact with many different people, you get to learn new things, and teach these things to children. By: Olivia Weiss