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By providing students with their own issue of Scope magazine, it is our goal to facilitate an appreciation for civic engagement by staying up to date on current events, while also supporting their abilities in discerning credible news.

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Scoping Out The Truth

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School:
Manatee Middle 
Subject:
Language Arts 
Teacher:
Sarah Bugay 
 
Erika  
Students Impacted:
91 
Grade:
6-8 
Date:
August 29, 2018

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WINGS - $1,000.00

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Impact to My Classroom

# of Students Impacted: 91

Scope has been, by far, the best thing I could have ever created a grant request for, and a complete favorite among the students. I requested this for the 7th and 6th grade Cambridge groups and there is enough for each student to have their own copy of the magazine to work out of. This is so vital for our students to be able to have something of their own, to work through, and bring something home with them to work out of. The lesson plans are easy to navigate and are standards aligned. The activities are wonderful to extend and re-teach skills with students. We have had so much fun awaiting the arrival of our new magazines. We have used them in-class and for at-home assignments. The articles are really wonderful extensions of the curriculum, when the topics align, and the activities are vital to engagement in ELA standards. 

 

The Scope subscription includes extension activities, videos, project proposals, writing contests, and plays--all of which have been utilized and worked through in our 6th and 7th Cambridge classes. Students love their magazines and are eager to learn about the new theme and topics of each issue every month. Scope has become an integral part of our classroom.

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Thank you for our Scope subscription!

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Jade, Denise, and Alexa love talking about the lat

 

Original Grant Overview

Goal

By providing students with their own issue of Scope magazine, it is our goal to facilitate an appreciation for civic engagement by staying up to date on current events, while also supporting their abilities in discerning credible news.  

 

What will be done with my students

Articles in Scope issues will be utilized within class as a means of textual analysis to build close reading skills, research and writing skills, and speaking and listening skills when students engage in discussions on topics covered in the articles. Scope articles will be assigned for homework and students will present their findings every week to engage in inquiry-based discussions about their readings. 

 

Benefits to my students

Because students will have access to Scope, they will have the ability to engage in real-world analysis of news coverage and media reports, on a student-friendly level. This will inevitable prepare them to be civically engaged and productive members of society. On a smaller scale, this will support students in their critical thinking standards, research and writing skills, as well as their speaking and listening skills for Florida education standards for learning.  

 

Budget Narrative

This subscription amount will allow students to each have their own subscription to scope magazine for the year. Each subscription is $9.99. For 91 students in 6th and 7th grade Cambridge, this would amount to $909.01 plus $90.91 for shipping and handling. 

 

Items

# Item Cost
1 Scholastic Scope-8 issues for the year $1,000.00
  Total: $1,000.00

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