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Past projects 8

• Read and Share

  Funded Oct 21, 2024

  Having a printer in the classroom has significantly impacted my students in several ways:

  Students can print out worksheets, projects, and resources on-demand, allowing for immediate access to learning materials and saving time.

  With a printer, students can create polished, professional-looking presentations and assignments, which can boost their confidence and pride in their work.

  Students can easily print out visuals, graphics, or supplementary materials for projects, encouraging creativity and allowing for more dynamic presentations.

  Some students may benefit from printed materials rather than digital formats, allowing for a more personalized approach to learning.

  Overall, a printer in the classroom can enhance learning for my students by providing convenience, fostering creativity, and supporting various learning styles.”

  With gratitude,

  Mrs. Feldman

  This classroom project was brought to life by The Allstate Foundation.

• Let's Stand Tall and Get Inspired to Learn

  Funded Sep 19, 2024

  Technology in our classroom plays a vital role in enhancing student learning in several ways:

  First of all, students can access a wealth of information online, including e-books, research articles, and educational videos, broadening their learning materials beyond traditional textbooks. In addition, platforms like Google Classroom or Microsoft Teams facilitate collaboration on projects, enabling students to work together regardless of their physical location.

  Learning to use technology prepares students for their future years in education, by giving them essential digital skills. Also, coding programs allow students to apply concepts in practical, real-world scenarios by reinforcing their understanding. Overall, technology in the classroom enriches the learning experience, fosters engagement, and prepares students for a technology-driven world.”

  With gratitude,

  Mrs. Feldman

  This classroom project was brought to life by The Maxwell/Hanrahan Foundation and 3 other donors.

• Stem Ahead!

  Funded May 6, 2024

  Thank you so very much for your donation to our classroom! The round desk gives the students a safe space to explore science and engineering without having to put projects away in the middle of their exploration. The teacher pay teacher gift card has enabled us to purchase multiple STEM activities for the students. These hands on activities lead the students to logic, and reasoning to solve and learn! we really appreciate your generosity and look forward to continuing these hands on experiments with the students to come!”

  With gratitude,

  Mrs. Feldman

  This classroom project was brought to life by General Motors and one other donor.

• Save The Earth, One Bottle At A Time!

  Funded Apr 15, 2024

  Thank you so much for your generous contribution to our classroom. Our class is very busy recycling and teaching others around the school to recycle as well. The students are learning to be responsible and keep our school campus beautiful. They are saving their recycling money for a pizza party at the end of the school year. We have also incorporated math and literacy into our recycling program. Students predict the amount of money they will earn and a writing a plan out for their pizza party, including prices for each item. Thanks again!”

  With gratitude,

  Mrs. Feldman

  This classroom project was brought to life by Johnson Ohana Foundation and one other donor.

• Book Club Buddies

  Funded Mar 11, 2024

  Thank you so much for your generous donation to our classroom. We have been having a great time with our fifth grade buddies reading charlotte's Web. We are creating lifelong love of literacy and friendship. The third and fifth graders truly enjoy meeting and reading together. We hope to grow our library of chapter books to continue this new adventure year round. Again, your kindness in helping us achieve, our goal of literacy and friendship will go on for many classes to come. Our third graders will become fifth graders and get to pass down their love of reading to their younger.”

  With gratitude,

  Mrs. Feldman

  This classroom project was brought to life by The Allstate Foundation.

• Room Recycling Center!

  Funded Feb 12, 2024

  Thank you so much for your generous donation! Because of you, our students are learning the importance of taking care of our school and community. They are learning responsibility and taking part in making our world a better place. We have continued to have discussions on how recycling can help our earth, and now the students are in action collecting items that can be recycled and taking them to the recycling center in our neighborhood. This is teaching them so much about how to take care of what they are given and be grateful for it.”

  With gratitude,

  Mrs. Feldman

  This classroom project was brought to life by The Allstate Foundation.

• Building Collaboration and Wellness

  Funded Jan 2, 2024

  Thank you so much for contributing to our classroom. The students love coming to the round desk to have discussions and do research together. They are learning to support eachother's well beings by taking the time to listen to each other and support one another. The desk gives them a safe place to come and do that together. Being able to communicate their feelings is a lifelong skill that will help our students grow into healthy productive adults. We really appreciate you helping to make our safe space a reality.”

  With gratitude,

  Mrs. Feldman

  This classroom project was brought to life by The Allstate Foundation.

• Print-Ready-Scan: Inkjet Printer Needed

  Funded Sep 6, 2022

  It is with great gratitude and appreciation that I submit this impact letter to you for your kindness and willingness to give towards Print-Ready-Scan:Inkjet Printer. With the printer and its supplies that were donated, we have been able to tap into further learning. We have also been able to utilize the Internet to participate in research projects and web based math and reading lessons with the confidence of knowing that our research will be printed without delays. This allows for more availability of the technology and the ability to concentrate on their personal learning rather than worry about how our end result will be printed and published, which can be limited when you have a large class.

  Again, thank you for your donation. Our children's faces lit up when the printer was pulled out of the carton. They love the fact that they can have access to printing their projects, at the touch of a few buttons. We thank you that our students have this opportunity in school.”

  With gratitude,

  Mrs. Feldman