Cali Tabbert

• Played games, worked on puzzles, and read books to young children.
• Communicated positively with children and guardians.
• Organized and cleaned home after activities by picking up toys and straightening up play room.
• Prepared healthy, age-appropriate snacks and meals.
• Sanitized dishes, tabletops, toys, and frequently touched surfaces to prevent spreading of germs.
• Monitored children's play activities to verify safety.
• Established and maintained safe play environment for children.
• Engaged with children on individual basis to build positive relationships.
• Encouraged children to be understanding and patient with others.
• Taught children basic life skills, manners and personal hygiene.
• Supervised children engaged in physical activity, learning and social skills with peers.
• Supervised children on playground to help develop physical and social skills.
• Developed games and activities using arts and crafts to support learning and verbal skills.
• Assisted with light housekeeping duties as well as running errands.
• Promoted language development skills through reading and storytelling.

WEB, which stands for “Where Everybody Belongs” is a middle school orientation and transition program that welcomes Grade 7 students and makes them feel comfortable throughout the first year of their middle school experience. Built on the belief that students can help students succeed, the program trains mentors from the Grade 8 class to be WEB Leaders. As positive role models, WEB Leaders are mentors and student leaders who guide the seventh graders to discover what it takes to be successful during the transition to middle school and help facilitate school success.

• Communicated with homeowner via phone or text.
• Fed and walked pets, cleaning up after pets indoors and outdoors.
• Cared for houseplants by frequently watering during owners' absence.
• Fed and watered animals and replaced dirty bedding and litter boxes.
• Performed light cleaning duties such as dusting, vacuuming, and wiping down bathrooms.
• Secured locks and entryways to prevent unauthorized access by persons not approved by owners.
• Answered telephone and doorbell, took messages, and relayed information to owner.
• Cleaned out fridge and freezer of perishable items likely to spoil before use.
• Collected, forwarded or signed for mail, packages, or home services.
• Completed household tasks by assisting with laundry, light housekeeping and grocery shopping.