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Past projects 8

• Innercity Garden More Dirt

  Funded Jan 18, 2024

  we are so eager to rebuild our new garden beds. The students are so eager to knock down the old ones and rebar with the new aluminum ones to ensure that they are around for years to come. Students will be able to garden of variety of different vegetables and even flowers to show, how to see different types of vegetables. They will get hands on learning about how to garden. Also get the chaste fresh vegetables that a lot of students might not have access to. They will have access to cucumbers, tomatoes, wildflowers, and abundance of different types of vegetables that they might not have access to for the community. This will not only just reach kindergarten but for multiple grades across the school. Thank you for the extra bags of dirt to ensure that we have healthy vegetables and fruit that are growing effectively.”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Pugh

• Innercity School Gardening

  Funded Nov 22, 2023

  we are so eager to rebuild our new garden beds. The students are so eager to knock down the old ones and rebar with the new aluminum ones to ensure that they are around for years to come. Students will be able to garden of variety of different vegetables and even flowers to show, how to see different types of vegetables. They will get hands on learning about how to garden. Also get the chaste fresh vegetables that a lot of students might not have access to. They will have access to cucumbers, tomatoes, wildflowers, and abundance of different types of vegetables that they might not have access to for the community. This will not only just reach kindergarten but for multiple grades across the school.”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Pugh

  This classroom project was brought to life by General Motors & Young Sheldon on CBS and 9 other donors.

• EL Materials for K

  Funded Dec 13, 2023

  Thank you so much for help with getting extra materials to help make my lesson planning even more meaningful. These materials help make implementing EL more hands-on in the students love creating in our EL centers. Were able to do hands online were able to identify sounds and blends . Were able to play some games or students are able to interact with materials in order to show what they know. Teaching has been such a new thing for us, but with these extra supplies, I am able to ensure that I am implementing it effectively.”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Pugh

• Can You Hear Me?

  Funded Aug 3, 2023

  Thank you so much for the headphones.

  It had been amazing to have a classroom set to ensure that students can hear what they are learning and be completely engage. Kindergartners go though head phones so quickly and I am extremely thankful to have these. They love being able to hear exactly what is meant for them and being able to have learning to be tailored to their individual learning needs. All students learn different and with headphones I am able to meet the needs of each child by tailoring an online curriculum to meet them.”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Pugh

  This classroom project was brought to life by The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and one other donor.

• Color for Kindergarten

  Funded Apr 21, 2023

  Thank you so much for allowing me to have a color printer, This can help my career for years to come!

  Being a Teacher and a future leader there is time I would love to print things with some extra flair for my students and being able to do it in color and style has been simply amazing. Students learn more when they can see it in color or be able to make out what a picture is when it is in color. I am truly grateful to have this resource in my care and it will be used for years to come! I love being a teacher and being able to be creative for my students.”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Pugh

• Read Across the Sky

  Funded Feb 8, 2023

  My students have enjoyed seeing books that look like them inside a classroom library. Students love cuddling up on the rug and reading a good book. They love being able to just have some cozy time and snuggling up with the blanket and Pillows and just relaxing like home. For our friends who have hard time they love grabbing some sensory bottles to regain a sense of control and relax. The teepee has gotten such amazing love in our. Students love going in there to relax with a good book or a iPad. This donors choose has really given my classroom a sense of home. Which is what I want for my students to feel like they belong and that they are home. Thank you for making that possible!”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Pugh

  This classroom project was brought to life by Black History Month Partners and 4 other donors.

• Get Those Hands Moving

  Funded Aug 23, 2022

  This project has implemented so many different activities in the classroom. We have been using our fine motor skills to do letter identification and also numeral recognition as well.

  The students are so glad to be able to use these during centers in order to increase knowledge of the alphabet and also of their numbers. Thank you so much for allowing me to have hands on learning with the students in my classroom. At this age it is important to incorporate sensory and hands on into learning As a new teacher, this has been such a different transition but I love to see the students interact with all the different materials that we have.”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Pugh

  This classroom project was brought to life by An Anonymous Funder and 6 other donors.

• Scientist and Explorers

  Funded Aug 26, 2022

  This project has impacted my classroom so much. Every school year teachers are required to create their own science and social studies curriculum. It can be so hard to plan things that include hands-on experience while also ensuring that students are integrating their science and social studies standards experience into it as well. With this donation I was able to purchase hands on learning experience for science and social study learners. The entire K Team is super thankful, We get to focus on learning about plants and animals and other scientific nature is dealing with the environment. Students get to learn about the people around us and how they are a community and how they are affecting that community as well. I love being able to show my students The history of the world and how to experience it hands-on. Thank you so much for allowing me to be able to give this to my current students and feature students to come.”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Pugh

  This classroom project was brought to life by An Anonymous Funder and 4 other donors.