MRS. SCHRATZMEIERSo….are you wondering who your Social Studies teacher will be this year?

BORN… I was born and raised in Carlisle, Ohio ( a small town between

Cincinnati and Dayton) In middle school I played softball, volleyball, soccer, basketball,

and ran track. In high school I was in National Honor Society and continued

playing sports (soccer was always my favorite sport). I graduated from Carlisle High School in 1998. Go CARLISLE

INDIANS!

MY TRIP TO AUSTRALIA

I traveled to Australia and New Zealand in the 11th grade as a member of the People to People Student Ambassador Program. (Ask me how you can become a member and travel when you are in high school!)

http://peopletopeople.com/

COLLEGE GRADUATE!I graduated from Northern Kentucky University with a Bachelor’s degree in Middle School Education (Social Studies and Language Arts).

Favorite classes: 1. Literature in the

Middle Grades 2. American History

CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA

I moved to Charlotte, North Carolina in 2006.

This is my 8th year teaching here at Carmel.

(Something you may not know about me….I used to teach language arts and also taught sixth grade).

MY FAMILYMy husband’s name is Louie. He is a contractor who helps remodel homes and commercial properties.

FAMILYMy mother is a retired elementary school teacher and my father is a retired chemical engineer. I have an older sister who is a nurse. My sister, Sarah, is married and has two children, Kori and Riley.

MY TWO CHILDRENWelcome Baby Louie!! Louis Stephen Schratzmeier was born on June 14, 2012. My other child is a four year old dachshund dog named Kasey.

THINGS I…Really LIKE Really DISLIKE

Seafood (especially crab legs) Reading mystery novels Waterskiing Canoeing and whitewater

rafting Soccer and volleyball Cheesecake and Oreos Halloween Cooking 80’s music and movies Glee, Big Brother, and Storage

Wars

Peanut butter Uncomfortable shoes Going to the dentist humidity Liver and onions Bugs People who have ROAD

RAGE! Long lines in stores

Q1: Create a Venn Diagram that compares and contrasts YOU and ME! Use the info on this slide, but don’t forget about everything else you’ve already seen!