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Past projects 41

• Reading Doesn't Stop While We're at Home!

  Funded Oct 22, 2020

  The materials in this project have enhance my students at home learning greatly! Students are able to have a hands on experience through a computer screen, something they might not have gotten otherwise. They also now have access to books at home, with libraries closed this is something critical for them. Especially leveled reading books. It has allowed them to continue to progress despite the global pandemic. Students regularly use stamps, play doh, paper, pencils, white boards, and other materials to enhance their learning while buildings are closed. Thank you so much.”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Talbot

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

• Can You Make Sure I Learn While I Am Home?

  Funded May 28, 2020

  The materials in this project have enhance my students at home learning greatly! Students are able to have a hands on experience through a computer screen, something they might not have gotten otherwise. They also now have access to books at home, with libraries closed this is something critical for them. Especially leveled reading books. It has allowed them to continue to progress despite the global pandemic. Students regularly use stamps, play doh, paper, pencils, white boards, and other materials to enhance their learning while buildings are closed. Thank you so much.”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Talbot

  This classroom project was brought to life by The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and 3 other donors.

• Engage, Educate, Excite, and Empower Students From Title I Schools!

  Funded Jul 14, 2020

  The materials in this project have enhance my students at home learning greatly! Students are able to have a hands on experience through a computer screen, something they might not have gotten otherwise. They also now have access to books at home, with libraries closed this is something critical for them. Especially leveled reading books. It has allowed them to continue to progress despite the global pandemic. Students regularly use stamps, play doh, paper, pencils, white boards, and other materials to enhance their learning while buildings are closed. Thank you so much.”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Talbot

• In the Fall, We Must Have Supplies for All!

  Funded Jul 26, 2020

  The materials in this project have enhance my students at home learning greatly! Students are able to have a hands on experience through a computer screen, something they might not have gotten otherwise. They also now have access to books at home, with libraries closed this is something critical for them. Especially leveled reading books. It has allowed them to continue to progress despite the global pandemic. Students regularly use stamps, play doh, paper, pencils, white boards, and other materials to enhance their learning while buildings are closed. Thank you so much.”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Talbot

• Basic School Supplies to Promote a Successful Start!

  Funded Aug 10, 2020

  The materials in this project have enhance my students at home learning greatly! Students are able to have a hands on experience through a computer screen, something they might not have gotten otherwise. They also now have access to books at home, with libraries closed this is something critical for them. Especially leveled reading books. It has allowed them to continue to progress despite the global pandemic. Students regularly use stamps, play doh, paper, pencils, white boards, and other materials to enhance their learning while buildings are closed. Thank you so much.”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Talbot

  This classroom project was brought to life by A Generous Donor and one other donor.

• Lifelong Learners Learn Letters Young!

  Funded Aug 11, 2020

  The materials in this project have enhance my students at home learning greatly! Students are able to have a hands on experience through a computer screen, something they might not have gotten otherwise. They also now have access to books at home, with libraries closed this is something critical for them. Especially leveled reading books. It has allowed them to continue to progress despite the global pandemic. Students regularly use stamps, play doh, paper, pencils, white boards, and other materials to enhance their learning while buildings are closed. Thank you so much.”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Talbot

  This classroom project was brought to life by A Generous Donor and 2 other donors.

• LEGO Learners!

  Funded Aug 11, 2020

  The materials in this project have enhance my students at home learning greatly! Students are able to have a hands on experience through a computer screen, something they might not have gotten otherwise. They also now have access to books at home, with libraries closed this is something critical for them. Especially leveled reading books. It has allowed them to continue to progress despite the global pandemic. Students regularly use stamps, play doh, paper, pencils, white boards, and other materials to enhance their learning while buildings are closed. Thank you so much.”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Talbot

  This classroom project was brought to life by A Generous Donor and 2 other donors.

• Are You There? I Can’t See You on My Screen!

  Funded Aug 17, 2020

  The materials in this project have enhance my students at home learning greatly! Students are able to have a hands on experience through a computer screen, something they might not have gotten otherwise. They also now have access to books at home, with libraries closed this is something critical for them. Especially leveled reading books. It has allowed them to continue to progress despite the global pandemic. Students regularly use stamps, play doh, paper, pencils, white boards, and other materials to enhance their learning while buildings are closed. Thank you so much.”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Talbot

• Don't let my Students Learn without Groovy Books!

  Funded May 5, 2020

  The materials in this project have enhance my students at home learning greatly! Students are able to have a hands on experience through a computer screen, something they might not have gotten otherwise. They also now have access to books at home, with libraries closed this is something critical for them. Especially leveled reading books. It has allowed them to continue to progress despite the global pandemic. Students regularly use stamps, play doh, paper, pencils, white boards, and other materials to enhance their learning while buildings are closed. Thank you so much.”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Talbot

  This classroom project was brought to life by SONIC Drive-In and 4 other donors.

• Title 1 Students Need Your Help!

  Funded Jun 9, 2020

  Thank you so much for your donations to my classroom! My students were so excited when I dropped off their new supplies to their homes. They have spent their time engaged in books, doing math work, and completing other assigned work with ease because of the different supplies you provided them! The students got their own headphones and markers too, which made them more eager to learn because they "finally had their own supplies and didn't have to share anymore!" During this hard time, I was afraid students would no longer remain engaged in learning and sit in front of a TV. But thanks to amazing individuals like you - they continued to learn even while away from online sessions!”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Talbot

  This classroom project was brought to life by The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and 3 other donors.