MAP 2/3 Teachers
| Julie Crumrine | |
 Voicemail 453-1544 x 64 |
Miss Julie grew up in
Yuba City, California. She graduated from Chico State in 2005. She
teaches 2nd/3rd grade in the Multi Age Program (MAP) at Manor
School. Some of her favorite subjects to teach are Baseball,
Dinosaurs, Rocks, Oceans, Math, Reading, Writing, Simple Machines,
manufacturing and Cooking. Miss Julie’s favorite shape is a star. When you walk into her classroom you will see a lot of stars. Her favorite sport is baseball. She goes to a ton of Giants games. She even tries to take her class to a Giants game every year. Her favorite way to get to the game is on the ferry. She even teaches a unit on Baseball at the end of every year. She even has baseball memorabilia that she has collected in the classroom. She loves to listen to Country Music. She is excited that there is a country radio station in the Bay Area. She teaches her kids how to sing songs. Often times there is music playing in the classroom. Her favorite way to help save the environment is by riding her green Beach Cruiser to school. She likes going to Disneyland with her family. It is her favorite way to spend time with them. Her favorite ride is Buzz Lightyear. Miss. Julie is a very creative person. She is very nice. She loves working with kids. She does fun projects. She is one of the best teachers. Written by Miss Julie’s students, 2006-07 |
| Erika Smith | |
 Voicemail 453-1544 x 76 |
Ms. Erika has been
teaching kids for a really long time. She is 41 years old, and
wears glasses. She has red hair now, but she didn’t always. She is
nice, she likes teaching, and she “works hard, day in and day out.”
She teaches a 2/3 class that is mixed-age. She likes music and
plays, she likes science and studying things, she loves books, and
she likes read-aloud. She has a sense of humor, but she sometimes
gets frustrated when kids don’t listen. In class, she likes to do
reading, writing, math, centers, baking, and “teaching kids
everything she can.” She likes to “help people get what they
need.” She has three people in her family — her son Miles (who used to be in her class) and her husband David (who teaches drama to teenagers at Drake), and she has one dog and one cat (who is sometimes vicious). She likes to eat chocolate. She really likes being a teacher. (Some important things about Erika Smith, according to her students, April 2007) |
