Ms. Elizabeth Lagunas' Classroom Edit display name

Past projects 5

• Creating Lifelong Readers!

  Funded Nov 8, 2023

  Thank you for your generosity and help in completing this project! New books are new doors for knowledge and exploration so I’m very excited to bring these new titles in for our student to enjoy! I know that having titles that genuinely interest them will help create lifelong readers!”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Elizabeth Lagunas

• Diversifying Literature in the Classroom Pt. 1

  Funded Mar 4, 2022

  Your generosity and kindness is so appreciated in bringing this project to life. Your contribution is an important part of bringing rich literature to our classrooms and allowing our students to develop a lifelong love of reading. I am so thankful for your help in diversifying out literature, and my students can't wait to have these books in their hands. Again, I send you many thanks!”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Elizabeth Lagunas

  This classroom project was brought to life by San Diego Gas & Electric and one other donor.

• Diversifying Literature in the Classroom Pt.3

  Funded Nov 2, 2021

  I can honestly say the March Book One Unit was one that students will remember for some years to come. Congressman Lewis's bravery...the love and respect that he had for human beings ) his determination...his grit spawned enlightening classroom conversations among my students. These conversations led to a better understanding of the history of Civil Rights in the United States and how it impacts us today.

  The March opened doors of communication that allowed students to express their concerns and frustrations to their peers. It was also a delight to see students, who normally dislike reading, the opportunity to enjoy the graphic novel format. of the most impactful allowing us to create a solid foundation for the longer novel we are reading about civil rights and the African American community.

  I am so very grateful for the support that was shown to my students and our class. Thanks to all of our donors and Donors Choose for the opportunity to make a lasting impression on our students.”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Elizabeth Lagunas

  This classroom project was brought to life by San Diego Gas & Electric and 3 other donors.

• Diversifying Literature in the Classroom Pt. 2

  Funded Sep 24, 2021

  I can honestly say the March Book One Unit was one that students will remember for some years to come. Congressman Lewis's bravery...the love and respect that he had for human beings ) his determination...his grit spawned enlightening classroom conversations among my students. These conversations led to a better understanding of the history of Civil Rights in the United States and how it impacts us today.

  The March opened doors of communication that allowed students to express their concerns and frustrations to their peers. It was also a delight to see students, who normally dislike reading, the opportunity to enjoy the graphic novel format. of the most impactful allowing us to create a solid foundation for the longer novel we are reading about civil rights and the African American community.

  I am so very grateful for the support that was shown to my students and our class. Thanks to all of our donors and Donors Choose for the opportunity to make a lasting impression on our students.”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Elizabeth Lagunas

  This classroom project was brought to life by San Diego Gas & Electric and one other donor.

• Diversifying Literature in the Classroom

  Funded Sep 19, 2021

  I can honestly say the March Book One Unit was one that students will remember for some years to come. Congressman Lewis's bravery...the love and respect that he had for human beings ) his determination...his grit spawned enlightening classroom conversations among my students. These conversations led to a better understanding of the history of Civil Rights in the United States and how it impacts us today.

  The March opened doors of communication that allowed students to express their concerns and frustrations to their peers. It was also a delight to see students, who normally dislike reading, the opportunity to enjoy the graphic novel format. of the most impactful allowing us to create a solid foundation for the longer novel we are reading about civil rights and the African American community.

  I am so very grateful for the support that was shown to my students and our class. Thanks to all of our donors and Donors Choose for the opportunity to make a lasting impression on our students.”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Elizabeth Lagunas

  This classroom project was brought to life by San Diego Gas & Electric and one other donor.