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Past projects 8

• Compassion and Empathy Through Play and Reading

  Funded Aug 22, 2024

  Thank you for supporting my kindergarteners. They are going to love the new additions to our classroom. Being kind is so important for this age and playing gives them opportunities to develop this quality while having fun. The smiles on their faces are going to be big. Your impact is bigger than you know.”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Landskron

• Engaging Materials

  Funded Oct 1, 2023

  Thank you for your contribution to my classroom. My class is going to be so excited to get the new toys for play time. I know they are going to love playing with the farm, the car track, and building with Lincoln logs. Math is going to be so engaging with a math calendar and number of the day. Thank you again.”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Landskron

• Making Our Class a Better Place

  Funded Aug 18, 2023

  Thank you for all the continued support with my classroom 😁 The materials will make our year even better. I can’t wait to transform our library and writing space. I’ve been with my class for 3 days and they already love school! They are going to be so excited about our new additions to the room. We are going to see many smiles this year.”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Landskron

• Social Emotional Learning for Future Skills and Smiles

  Funded Aug 9, 2023

  Thank you for supporting my classroom and students. I am so excited to implement the Kimochi’s program. I know my students will benefit in their social emotional development and can’t wait to see that first hand! You all rock and have such caring souls! This fundraiser was so meaningful to me. Thank you again ❤️”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Landskron

  This classroom project was brought to life by The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and 16 other donors.

• The World of Color

  Funded Aug 27, 2022

  Thank you for contributing to this project and opening your heart to my kindergarteners. I can’t wait to provide them their materials in color. My English Language Learners will especially benefit from this. We appreciate all the support for our class and are looking forward to an amazing school year.”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Landskron

  This classroom project was brought to life by The Allstate Foundation and 5 other donors.

• Literacy Fun for Kindergarten!

  Funded Aug 9, 2022

  Your generosity amazes me! My heart is so full. My students are going to be ecstatic with the literacy games and activities they are receiving. You are making a difference for these kids. Reading is a lifelong skill and so important. It’s so nice to be reminded that we are all working through life together and will stand by and support one another. Thank you for being apart of this and the special experience of kids learning.”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Landskron

  This classroom project was brought to life by Bill Gates and 10 other donors.

• Hands-on Learning

  Funded Aug 12, 2020

  Thank you for your generosity. The children love their play-doh activities. They are extremely engaged and we use it for many learning activities! We use the play-doh for literacy such as letter formation, words with stamps, making our names, and much more. The activities bring huge smiles to their faces and makes learning fun. In addition, play-doh is great for hand strength to build their muscles for writing. I cannot thank everyone enough for contributing. You all opened your hearts to my students in a time of need. Thanks you again.”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Landskron

  This classroom project was brought to life by The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and 6 other donors.

• Social Emotional Learning

  Funded Aug 3, 2020

  The pandemic has created challenges for our young learners. Kindergarten is an important year for children to learn social and emotional skills. The donations made to this project has helped me facilitate social-emotional learning even in our virtual classroom. This year, more than ever, these children need the support to understand their feelings and how to handle them. Many families are going through hardship.

  The books and tools from this project allow me to give explicit instruction about emotions. We talk about what happens in the story and how it relates to them. The students have discussions about what they would have done in a situation or times they have felt that way.

  I have seen social and emotional growth in the students. They are able to analyze how they feel and why they feel that way. The books allow the students to engage in scenarios even though we are not in person. The materials make all the difference for their mental health during challenging times in our world. Thank you for all the support for my kindergarteners!”

  With gratitude,

  Ms. Landskron