Past projects 6
King Stylus
Funded Sep 21, 2022Thank you for your generous donations that helped fund a crucial technology component in the classroom. The Apple brand stylus provides students with seamless learning in regards to the excellent visibility of information that is projected in response to the pens use.
Students love being able to interact with the iPad and pen, and it keeps students engaged and active in the learning process. The pen provides an aspect of relevant excitement in the classroom because it is a tool that is relatively new.
I love when students are able to interact with a product that is not easily accessible to them and how they grow and learn how to use it. Thanks again for making this happen.”
With gratitude,
Mr. Aaron K. Ledbetter
This classroom project was brought to life by The DonorsChoose Community and 4 other donors.The Beautiful Game
Funded Jun 9, 2022Thank you all for funding this project. Your kindness is very much appreciated and will help my players succeed on the practice field and in games. These new resources will spark so much growth and opportunity. Thanks again for all that you do and the support for projects that impact players lives and futures.”
With gratitude,
Mr. Aaron K. Ledbetter
This classroom project was brought to life by Mission Tiger and 2 other donors.I'm Gonna Need a Bigger Bag
Funded Sep 13, 2021Thank you for supporting this project. My players were grateful for the new gear and how they were able to use it during the season. The bags were the perfect size to carry all of the soccer gear and additional items as the season progressed.
In addition to the practical use of the bags, team camaraderie grew because everyone was uniform. Simple things like having a team bag can make big impacts during the season.
I appreciate the kindness displayed by each donation and the impact the contribution made.”
With gratitude,
Mr. Aaron K. Ledbetter
This classroom project was brought to life by DICK'S Sporting Goods Foundation - Sports Matter and 6 other donors.You Have Permission to Breathe
Funded Oct 3, 2019Anxiety can creep in unnoticed and devastate all of us. Students face mounting pressure in many aspects of life, and it often spills over into the classroom. It is part of my job to make my classroom safe and a place for all students to learn despite the baggage that is attached.
The privacy testing shields that were provided allows students to focus on their assessment without feeling like the whole world is lookin down at them.
Students are able to work on assessments and assignments with a clear mind, which ultimately helps them to focus on applying their knowledge in completing the task at hand. Thank you for your support.”
With gratitude,
Mr. Aaron K. Ledbetter
Aaron Einstein
Funded Sep 24, 2019The big things matter and so do the little things. We may look at this project and think that pencils, scissors, and glue are not essential to core learning principals, but they in fact contribute as building blocks to understanding.
All students do not learn the same way, and it is important to grasp this concept when planning lessons. These materials helped me have the resources to help students visually understand concepts in new ways. Without these materials student success in learning geometric concepts or number theory would have been far less.
Mathematics can make students fearful and uncomfortable in the classroom, but being able to provide students with interactive activities has lessened those fears and helped students become more confident in their abilities.”
With gratitude,
Mr. Aaron K. Ledbetter
Wire Wire Go Away!
Funded May 12, 2019Thank you for the support in making this technology available to my students. We live in a world that is constantly changing, and educators must adapt to the growing demand in technological advancements that can positively influence how a student receives and manipulates information.
The Apple TV that was donated to my classroom allows me to more frequently distribute concepts with the ease of clicking a button rather than attaching multiple cables to project my ideas.
Students love projecting projects and are able to contribute ideas to lessons in new ways as well. This project has helped students become more active in the classroom in regards to participation, and it helps students who are uncomfortable in the learning process be able to rest easy because of the integration of technology, which is something they are good at.”
With gratitude,
Mr. Aaron K. Ledbetter