| Experience |
• Teaching preschool 7 years
• Previously subbed at the elementary level and tutored LD students |
| Education |
• MA - The Ohio State University/Elem. Ed.
• BA - Univ. of Dayton/Psychology |
| Church |
St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church, Westerville |
| Family |
Husband: Jim Crawford - married for 20 years
Children: Nick (17 - Senior at DeSales)
Meghan (15 - Sophomore at DeSales)
Andrew (11 - 6thgrade at St. Paul) |
| Personal Testimony |
Follow "The Golden Rule". |
| General Goals |
To continue learning, taking calsses when able - currently just workshops.
To be a positive role model to my students and find new, interesting activities to keep them enjoying
preschool - always keep learning and searching for new and better things. |
| Message to Parents and Students |
Enjoy this time together and allow your child to be just that, a child. Explore the little things together, read,
play, and pray together. This time will pass all too quickly - so put aside the chores (at times) and enjoy each other.
Also, use the time in the car to make-up songs about their names, phone numbers, addresses to helpd them learn
them. Also, while in the car, look for shapes and letters in the various street signs. Learning them is a game. |
| Favorite Book |
"A Tale of Two Cities" by Charles Dickens |
| Interesting Personal Facts |
I would love to write a book/song someday - when I have time (famous last words). |
| Hobbies |
Reading, gardening, walking, biking, crafts, refinishing our outdoor furniture |
| Recommended Books |
ABC books - There are so many on any topic that your child would like.
Repetitive books that can be read along with, such as "Brown Bear, Brown Bear". Rhyming books
are also great, like "Silly Ally". Check with the librarian. |
| Favorite Subject |
No favorite, I enjoy a little bit of everything. |
| Additional Responsibilities |
Volunteer at St. Paul's; Children's litury at Mass on weekend
Mother's Club at Desales (fundraising and other projects)
Scrapbooking - newspaper clippings for son's football team.
Neighborhood help with Heart and Diabetes Associations |
