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Past projects 25

• Rocking Robots

  Funded Feb 27, 2025

  I can't thank you enough for funding our class project on robots. My students are going to be thrilled when I tell them the great news. They look forward to learning new things and putting things together to see how they work. I truly thank you for making this happen for my students.”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Broadhurst

• Girl's of Distinction

  Funded Feb 14, 2025

  Thank you so very much for funding our pink shirts for our girls club. I can't wait to see the young ladies wear them when they arrive. It is truly donors like you that help take the pressure off of teachers when we are trying to do something great for our students.

  Again, thank you so much.”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Broadhurst

• Reading Is Fun

  Funded Sep 30, 2024

  First, the students looked the books over to decide which book they would read first as a class. We then voted on how we were going to read the books in order. They decided to read "a long way gone Memoirs of a Boy Solider," "The Voting Booth," and "Black Boy Joy" as the last book. They choose the order because "The Voting Booth" would be around voting time and they would be able to understand how things were going to work.

  Reading the Memoirs of a Boy Soldier, has one of my students wanting to join the Army when he gets older. Exposing my students to different books allows them to travel away from their own issues and embrace new ideas.”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Broadhurst

• We Want Snow Cones

  Funded Sep 18, 2024

  My students were so excited to see the snow cone machine. They started telling me what kind of snow cone they wanted. The snow cone was a great incentive in class. They couldn't wait for me to purchase a cart to place the snow cone on so we could sit, chat and eat snow cones outside.

  First, they were able to mix the juices to create their own special flavors. It was like a science experiment to them.

  Next, we crushed the ice.

  Last, they ate snow cones and enjoyed social hour. I think this by far, was one of their favorite projects.

  Thank you so much for making dreams come true for our class.”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Broadhurst

  This classroom project was brought to life by The DonorsChoose Community & an Anonymous Partner and 2 other donors.

• Gearing Up for a New School Year!

  Funded Aug 14, 2024

  Thank you so much for funding our class project.

  The colorful lanyards, mechanical pencils, journals, erasers, earbuds, and the motivational pencils were all a great hit with the students. They choose the lanyard that matched their personalities.

  My students watched "The Freedom Writers," and began journaling in their journals. They were able to connect how keeping track of their personal thoughts can helped them sort through many issues they face daily.

  We really do appreciate all the great things we received, and to know they will last for the entire school year.”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Broadhurst

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

• Print Out Behaviors

  Funded Apr 2, 2024

  My students and i would like to thank you for funding our printer. It has made things easier for students as well as myself when it comes to printing out their assignments.

  My students like the fact that they could create things on laptops and send them to me print out. When assignments or projects had to be done they had access to a printer. They no longer had to wait several days or have their parents or myself pay to have things printed for them.

  One of my students that love to draw, was greatly excited about the new printer, she felt like it was her personal birthday gift. She drew beautiful designs and pass them out to students and staff around the school.

  Thank you again for making dreams come true in our classroom.”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Broadhurst

  This classroom project was brought to life by LOFT.

• Solar Power

  Funded Nov 8, 2023

  My students were thrilled when the material arrived, they could not wait to open them up and get right to work. Once we completed our book lessons we went straight to seeing our projects come alive.

  Students were paired in groups, and were allowed to choose the way they wanted to work. Some of the students chose to work on the carpet while others chose to work on the table. Students decided they wanted to compete with each other, so they were given a time to complete their solar car. Once completed they went outside to test their model solar car. Some students car did not work the first time so they had to come back to the table to record data and correct any mistakes and then retry their car.

  The next model they wanted to build was the wind powered fan, but we had to wait for till it was windy for them to try it. Some students fan did not move so they came together and tried batteries to make the fan move. They had to record why their fan did not move. Some of them did not follow all of the directions, so they had to removed the batteries and try again, and they noticed the fan moved.

  I thank you for donating to our class and helping me bring Science to life for my students.”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Broadhurst

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

• Hyped About Hygiene!

  Funded Sep 5, 2023

  Thank you so much for helping our class create a hygiene closet for students to go get supplies they need to help them feel good. My students created hygiene bags which included: deodorant, body wash, toothpaste, and a toothbrush and placed them in a closet for individuals to use. They felt the packages should be placed in the locker rooms so students could have access to them after physical education class. We spoke to the coaches and they agreed, and so my students put them in the girls and boys locker rooms.

  The next thing on our list is to try and get a snow cone machine to use as an incentive for students when they are caught doing the right thing.”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Broadhurst

  This classroom project was brought to life by Dial® and one other donor.

• Coloring Our World!

  Funded May 18, 2023

  First, I would like to thank you for making our project Coloring Our World come to life. My students could not wait to have a painting with a twist party to bring out their creativity.

  The plan for the project was for the students to express themselves through art and they did that. Once students put their aprons on, they felt like artist and allowed their creative side show. My students were excited to take their paintings home with a bag so they can show off their work.

  The next thing on our class list is to have another day to paint and have them bond with each other. I realized this project allowed my introverted students to open up with other students.

  Again, thank you so much for making dreams come alive in our classroom.”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Broadhurst

  This classroom project was brought to life by An Anonymous Supporter and 2 other donors.