Help me give my students these simple items to help complete my science laboratory...pipettes, microscopic slides, and agar for studying the basics of cells and tissue!
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My students are in an urban district, with every child receiving free lunch due to high poverty. Our school is in jeopardy of being taken over by the state. With a huge financial deficit, it makes it impossible to buy supplies directly through our school system.
Many of my kids have learning disabilities and benefit from hands-on activities at different levels, allowing me to differentiate their classwork.
These children deserve the very best to overcome the poverty cycle and allow them to be college-bound!
My Project
Studying biology and discussing cells to the human tissue is not fun unless you actually see the cells in real life! These supplies such as the nutrient agar, microscopic slides, pipettes and droppers will help my students understand and see what a cell is, how it's the smallest living thing on earth, and to realize how cells including bacteria are microscopic to the human eye! We will be growing bacterial colonies by testing out different areas of the school and seeing where cleaning really needs to take place! And the tissue paper and hand sanitizer is for the cleanup and keeping our noses clean lol. The hallway passes are much needed to cut down time writing paper passes for the bathroom and office. Simple stuff that should be in every science class across the world!
More than three‑quarters of students from low‑income households
Data about students' economic need comes from the National Center for Education Statistics, via our partners at MDR Education. Learn more
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