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This is about the different ways to turn their passion for reading into writing.

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What if You Had Tools for Writing?, a project from Mrs. Franklin

Help me give my students engaging books about animals to spark their passion in writing! Second grade is an amazing time in a child's life. They are still passionate about learning and about school. We are a class of different learning abilities, cultures, and life experiences. We are...
elde0006 Over 5 years ago

I really like how she gave a detailed explanation behind what she chose and about her classroom. I would recommend to add why it is importan

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Chicka Chicka Boom, Will You Support My Classroom?, a project from Ms. Brown

Help me give my students leg up on their letters and sounds. My students are amazing. They have a passion for learning at such a young age. They are willing to go on this adventure with. We work at a Title 1 school. A lot of my students are low income...
schoonykatelyn Over 5 years ago

Coach Steve Moorman Football Project

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Motivating Young Men Through Football, a project from Coach Steve Moorman

Help me give my students the proper equipment to have a great football experience. If not for the game of football, many of our young men may end up on the street. Help me build a football program on the west side of Indy.
jsm10597 Over 5 years ago

New seating in classroom

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Flexible Seating in Kindergarten!, a project from Mrs. Collier

Help me give my students a flexible space to learn with different types seating! My students are kind, creative, energetic and eager to learn about the world around them. This class is in a small rural town in Oklahoma where we are always looking for ways to bring the best to...
chantel Over 5 years ago

Lock Em Up! Can you escape the STEM lab?

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Lock 'EM Up! Can You Escape the STEM Lab?, a project from Mrs. Reardon

Help me give my students locks and hasps to engage in escape room activities. Future leaders of tomorrow describe my kids! I teach 622 students in kindergarten-fifth grades in my STEM lab in Louisville, Kentucky. My students work in cooperative team groups where exploration...
harper-morris Over 5 years ago

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Art as Bright as Us!, a project from Ms. Liddell

Help me give my students art supplies like Tempera Paint and Watercolor Paper for special art projects, as well as, everyday use! My class is composed of children who are diverse in many aspects of life, including their social and economic backgrounds. Our classroom is a place where they come together to build a...
taylorskillern Over 5 years ago

Help me give my students an option for flexible seating in my classroom. Counter high tables and stools can allow my

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Let Them Have Tables!, a project from Ms. Cook

Help me give my students an option for flexible seating in my classroom. Counter high tables and stools can allow my students ability to easily collaborate with their peers. I'm out to make history interesting again! My students are the best around. They are so great when it comes to classroom environment!
mass0027 Over 5 years ago

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Organization Is Key!, a project from Mrs. Fleck

Help me give my students the storage they need to help them be successful in the classroom with caddies and pencil and crayon boxes. Our second-grade students are an amazing group of children from various economic backgrounds. They come to school each day eager to learn with can-do attitudes.
kristen6210 Over 5 years ago

STEAM Backpacks to Foster Family Involvement- Mrs. DeStafano

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STEAM Backpacks to Foster Family Involvement, a project from Mrs. DeStefano

Help me give my students STEM backpacks filled with hands-on engineering and science activities that they can take home to provide opportunities for engaging family fun and learning. Our school is a high need, low socioeconomic, Title I school. The students come to school from various backgrounds and receive free breakfast and lunch.
jmharve Over 5 years ago

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Promethean Board, a project from Ms. Muye

Help me give my students a new state of the art Promethean board! My students come from a low socioeconomic area and do not have the same advantages that many other wealthier districts have. The schools they attend are extremely poor, outdated, and underfunded....
addison-short Over 5 years ago

Calculating Success

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Calculating Success, a project from Mrs. Bonner Klingensmith

Help me give my students scientific calculators for our Algebra 1, Geometry, and Intermediate Algebra classes. We are teaching math students at a suburban high school where almost 50% of our students qualify for free or reduced-price lunches. I have high achieving students who choose to take challenging...
krey0000 Over 5 years ago

Cultivating Culture for Kids Help me give my students continent boxes that contain books, artifacts, maps, and objects that will help...

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Cultivating Culture for Kids, a project from Mrs. Deetz

Help me give my students continent boxes that contain books, artifacts, maps, and objects that will help them learn about life on continents around the world. I teach at a public Montessori school in South Carolina. Our school is a Title I school with many students coming from low-income backgrounds.
gio19 Over 5 years ago