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Past projects 9

• Supporting Our Students: Warmth and Nourishment for Success

  Funded Mar 10, 2025

  Thank you so much for your thoughtful contributions of care items for our students. Your kindness and generosity are making a real difference in their lives, providing them with the support and essentials they need to thrive. Your donations show these students that they are valued and cared for, which means more than words can express. We deeply appreciate your generosity and the impact you are making on our community. Thank you for your continued support and compassion!”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Yoshida

  This classroom project was brought to life by Hawaii State Dept. of Ed and Marc & Lynne Benioff.

• Time To Celebrate!

  Funded Oct 15, 2024

  Thank you very much for donating to my project. The students will be so excited to receive these special treats for each holiday. It is such a gift that we can treat these students with these goodies (candies and supplies). Your generosity will bring so much joy and make a real difference in their school experience. We are so appreciative!”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Yoshida

  This classroom project was brought to life by Hawai'i State Dept. of Ed and Marc & Lynne Benioff.

• Wonderful World Of Art!

  Funded Feb 16, 2024

  Thank you for the generous donations. My students and I are looking forward to having these items in our classroom. Your generous donations will put smiles on my students facing. They will be using these items for upcoming occasions such as Mother's Day and Easter. Thank you so much!”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Yoshida

  This classroom project was brought to life by Hawai'i State Department of Education.

• Book Club!

  Funded Mar 5, 2023

  Thank you so much for your generous donation to my classroom. We have been using the books in class. Students are able to do book studies using these books. Students have learned character, setting, and plot with the books.

  There are many small groups during my reading block. I have a wide range of different learning abilities. With the variety of different learning levels I was able to order a range of books that meet my students needs.

  All students are enjoying the books. They love it because we do not have a library at our school so they are able to borrow books from our classroom library.”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Yoshida

  This classroom project was brought to life by Hawai'i State Department of Education.

• Inspiring Hawaiian Minds: STEM and Art Exploration

  Funded Nov 17, 2023

  Thank you for your donation for our STEM project for our grade 4 classroom. The students will be thrilled to create, build and explore science through these hands-on materials. The students will also appreciate the birthday goodie bags we can make with these items. Thank you again from grade 4.”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Yoshida

  This classroom project was brought to life by Hawai'i State Department of Education.

• My Own Business

  Funded Oct 28, 2022

  My students used the resources that you provided them to make their Market Day Project. They had to make a craft and open their very own business. Students were able to make beaded bracelets, laminated drawings, paintings, and crafts with the materials.

  Students were very appreciative and excited to use the materials that were provided. They had smiles on their faces while working on their products.

  Students were able to sell their arts and crafts at Market Day. They were able to understand how much it costs to make a product using the crafts that were donated. Thank you so much your generous donations, we truly appreciate!”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Yoshida

  This classroom project was brought to life by Hawai'i State Department of Education.

• What Fun!

  Funded Mar 6, 2022

  Through you generous donations we've been having birthday celebrations in our class. The students are so appreciative when we give them their birthday gifts. They love receiving the wiki sticks and cube. The students are happy to be back in person, but at the same time be safe. We have been using the sprayers to help students sanitize their hands. This helps to keep the germs away.

  When the students received their wiki sticks and cubes they had a huge smile on their faces. They were excited and eager to start using them. The students are very mindful when they are using the spray bottles when they sanitize, but appreciate it because they know that they are doing their part to stay safe.

  Next, students will be using the water colors to paint a Mother's Day gift. Students will also begin to use the jump ropes at recess. I will first show them and teach them how to jump rope. These activities will help foster a positive environment for my students and at the same time brings smiles to their faces. We appreciate your generosity and support!”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Yoshida

  This classroom project was brought to life by Hawai'i State Department of Education.

• Help Our Students Learn in Person

  Funded Aug 6, 2021

  The books that was donated to my classroom helped in bringing back the joy of reading. Students were able to read the books to help them in learning and understanding the theme (lesson/message) of the story. As well as interpreting the author's point of view. What the author thinks and feels about what is going on in the story. By having a book study, students were able to put themselves in the story to understand how the characters are feeling/thinking. In the end, students learned the lesson or message the author was portraying.

  I teach in an inclusion classroom, where there are many different learning styles. To capture my students attention I love reading books that they are able to relate to. When students are able to relate, they are able to understand and picture what they are learning.

  There are many students that are enjoying the new books! One student in particular is a girl, she shared that she enjoys reading. She especially loves fiction books. Another student is a boy, at first he was not excited. But after the first two chapters it captured his attention and he began to enjoy reading the book. Students will be able to take this book home as their Christmas present to enjoy with their families!”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Yoshida

  This classroom project was brought to life by Hawai'i State Department of Education.

• Let The Fun Begin With Recess!

  Funded May 7, 2021

  Thank you for your generous donations for my classroom. My students are loving their recess equipment. One specific moment was when they were playing kickball. Students were cheering for one another and enjoying their time. I could see their eyes light up when they were about to kick the ball. Moments like these are precious and memorable for my students.

  My students were in awe when they received their indoor/outdoor recess equipment. They were surprised that they each had their very own indoor recess container filled with supplies. They love playing with the play dough and using their imaginations to create figures/characters. Students also use the rubik cube to challenge their minds. The wiki sticks are a hands on experience for them. Students create many things with it such as flowers, people, and animals. They love sharing what they have created with me and their peers.

  The next steps for my students is to continue using the these indoor activities throughout the school year. These donations truly help transition my students back to in-person learning.”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Yoshida

  This classroom project was brought to life by Marc & Lynne Benioff.