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Mike the Mad Biologist 2007 Funding Drive

Part of: Completed/Archived
  • $2,455raised
  • 8projects funded
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  • Rare Species: Raising Salt Water Fish in a Bottle

    Funded Nov 20, 2007

    The students of Broughton High School truly believe that your insight and kind contributions will enable us to study living marine specimens and learn about salt water fish. Once again we want to thank you for your financial gift and your courage to expand the education of future leaders of America.

    Thank You, the students of the Living Zone.

    Mr. Edwin P. D, M.Ed.

    Science Teache”

    With gratitude,

    Mr. D.

  • Marine Ecosystems as a Learning Tool

    Funded Oct 30, 2007

  • Compound Microscopes for 7th Grade Future Scientists

    Funded Oct 30, 2007

    Thank you so much for funding our project. We appreciate your generosity and kindness. Our science class is sure to run much more smoothly now that all the children will have an opportunity to explore the microscopic world. Receiving these microscopes will dramatically change the nature of our class from that of primarily reading a textbook to hands-on interaction”

    With gratitude,

    Ms. p.

  • Is it dirt or soil?

    Funded Oct 23, 2007

    Most people don't appreciate dirt, but my students and will as we discover the difference between dirt and soil. Through your support my students will be able to experience the characteristics of each soil type and how it takes all kinds of soil to make up our Earth. Thank you for your generous donation”

    With gratitude,

    Mrs. Carmichael

  • Genetic Research For Immigrants

    Funded Oct 15, 2007

    I was thrilled to see that our proposal to work with genetics materials had been funded with your generous support. Thank you for helping to improve the science learning our school! Our kids are wonderful: recent immigrants, many of them economic or political refugees, struggling to find a new life here in the States. Our philosophy is that hands-on learning is the best way to bridge the educational, cultural and linguistic gaps that are so evident in these diverse classrooms. The lab equipment you have provided will do wonders to bring a very abstract but important set of concepts into a very tangible focus. Thank you so very, very much”

    With gratitude,

    Mr. Finney

  • Getting To Know The Hidden World Of Microbiology

    Funded Oct 15, 2007

    Thank you so much for your generosity in providing the financial means for the necessary materials for my students to participate in our school's first ever Microbiology Festival. I already had students asking just today about conducting biology experiments for their independent science fair projects. This project will help them learn the necessary skills to help them succeed on those projects, but also in their future biology lab courses in high school, college, and beyond! Once again, thank you so much and I look forward to sending you our thank you cards and photos of our bacteria experiments!

    Sincerely,

    Gerard K

    Teacher of 6th-8th Grade Students

    Ruben Salazar Bilingual Education Cente”

    With gratitude,

    Mr. Kovach

  • Pond Biology: a universe in a drop of water

    Funded Oct 5, 2007

    We just received word that our proposal has been funded thanks to you! I can tell you that my students are extremely excited and eager to work with the materials you provided for them. We will be using them as soon as they arrive and will let you know about all the adventures we have, and how fun it is to learn while we take care of our tiny neighbors in the pond!

    Thanks again.

    Sincerely,

    Tomas E

    Biology Teache”

    With gratitude,

    Mr. Enguidanos

  • The Frozen Zoo: Unlocking hidden DNA

    Funded Oct 2, 2007

    The students of "The Living Zone", want to express our deepest appreciation and thanks for your generous donation. Your gift will allow our class to investigate, discover, and analyze the secrets behind DNA (Deoxyribose Nucleic Acid) and learn about the building blocks of Life. Thank you again for your vision into the expansion of our future”

    With gratitude,

    Mr. D.

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