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Joplin Elementary School
Boise, ID

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Funded Oct 4, 2019
My students really enjoy using the new materials that we received thanks to your generous donation. Our white boards and dry erase markers are used by my kindergarten groups for letter writing practice, and for quick spelling assessments by my other groups. The supplies organizers that we have at each table keep kids from walking around looking for materials with everything at their fingertips.
The magnetic hooks and labels do a great job displaying student work on our 3D printed display wall. We even used the magnetic hooks in an experiment about magnetism. The hooks were so powerful that we could pull a student on a metal cart with them.
Than you again for donating to my students and to classrooms across the valley. Idaho is very lucky and grateful to have donors like you helping the future of our community.”
With gratitude,
Mr. Brown
This classroom project was brought to life by Chevron Fuel Your School.

In the first half of my day, almost 70 students in groups of up to 19 come in for reading and spelling intervention in five 30 minute sessions. We need to have every minute count for them, which is why they need magnetic whiteboards, markers, supplies caddies, and magnetic supplies! These whiteboards will not only allow students to maximize their practice time but save the school on tons of paper copies! These boards, letter magnets, and markers will be used up to 4 days a week to practice writing letters, words, and sentences, and are essential to our classroom. Large groups mean supplies are everywhere, so they'll need storage caddies for their markers, erasers, pencils, and other supplies. We're asking for 8 caddies, one for each table, so students can focus on their work instead of tracking down materials. The last items they need are magnetic labels and hooks. Their teacher (me) doesn't have time to staple things on a bulletin board. Do you know how long it takes to pull those out after every project display? So this summer I turned my corkboards into steel sheets to spend less time with staples and more time creating fun lessons! These labels and hooks will help hang and identify their work quickly without damaging them. Isn't that awesome? Thank you for checking out my project and feel free to share it on social media after you donate!

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