| School |
Subject |
Project |
Amount |
Date |
Deadline |
Stowers Elementary
The goal of this project is to help the super-creative, amazing students in my ASD classroom use adaptable arts and crafts supplies to make connections to their learning.
Language Arts - K-5
posted December 11, 2018
0% Funded
Only $1997.01 Needed
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| Stowers Elementary |
Language Arts |
Creating Connections |
$1,997.01 |
12/11/18 |
|
Barrington Middle School
Purchase four (4) VEX IQ Super kits for students to use in class and after school STEM club. Each kit will cost $430.00. Four (4) kits will cost $1,720.00
Career and Technical - 6-8
posted December 10, 2018
0% Funded
Only $1720 Needed
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| Barrington Middle School |
Career and Technical |
Purchase 4 VEX IQ Superkit Robots for STEM class/club |
$1,720.00 |
12/10/18 |
|
Benito Middle School
A double bass is not only great for classical orchestra but also used in contemporary music like rock, jazz, and bluegrass. It is large in size, and supplies such as strings tend to be more expensive than a smaller string instrument. My bassists are moved by the harmony created by the bass as the vibrations move through their body. It also does not hurt that they look extra cool with their instrument.
As an educator I prepare my students for the Sunshine State Standard MU.68.S.1.5; Perform melodies with chord progressions. This grant would allow me to have the supplies needed for my students to perform music using bass as an instrument.
Music - 6-8
posted December 10, 2018
- deadline February 1, 2019
0% Funded
Only $1052.73 Needed
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| Benito Middle School |
Music |
Wanted: Future Musicians |
$1,052.73 |
12/10/18 |
2/01/19 |
Cannella Elementary
Students need practice in problem solving and creating. With the addition of maker stations, students will face a challenge and then will be able to work with a group to create a solution to the problem. Students will build creative thinking strategies and life skills for working collaboratively.
Stem - 3
posted December 10, 2018
0% Funded
Only $700 Needed
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| Cannella Elementary |
Stem |
We can with STEM! |
$700.00 |
12/10/18 |
|
Benito Middle School
As a music teacher, I could give you million reasons why learning how to play cello is important, but my favorite reason is that cello is needed for symphony orchestra, chamber music, quartet and trio! It is a great instrument for students in middle school who just want to fit in, yet create their own identies. There are far fewer students playing cello in the orchestra than, for example, violin or viola, which makes cellists not only stand out but also belong. The cello brings the music down to earth with its versatility, playing in three clefs: bass, tenor and treble. It produces a wonderful, lustrous sound that makes for stunning performance in both full orchestra and solo performances.
I teach standard MU.68.O.2.2; Demonstrate knowledge of major and minor tonalities through performance and composition. For my students to perform the best they can, I need additional supplies available to them in the classroom.
Music - 6-8
posted December 10, 2018
- deadline February 1, 2019
0% Funded
Only $1239.55 Needed
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| Benito Middle School |
Music |
Musical Madness |
$1,239.55 |
12/10/18 |
2/01/19 |
Cannella Elementary
To provide students will an opportunity to experience STEM careers.
Stem - 3
posted December 10, 2018
0% Funded
Only $500 Needed
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| Cannella Elementary |
Stem |
Engineers of the Future |
$500.00 |
12/10/18 |
|
Wharton Senior High
Hospitality & Culinary Arts is looking to update our classroom CCTV security cameras.
Career and Technical - 9-12
posted December 7, 2018
0% Funded
Only $1927 Needed
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| Wharton Senior High |
Career and Technical |
Eye in the Sky |
$1,927.00 |
12/07/18 |
|
Wharton Senior High
Hospitality & Culinary Arts is looking to add new knives to our program.
Career and Technical - 9-12
posted December 7, 2018
0% Funded
Only $1988.5 Needed
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| Wharton Senior High |
Career and Technical |
Sharp Minds |
$1,988.50 |
12/07/18 |
|
Knights Elementary
The goal of this project is to provide students with books to take home on their reading level throughout the school year.
Language Arts - 1
posted December 7, 2018
0% Funded
Only $552 Needed
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| Knights Elementary |
Language Arts |
Just Right Books at Home |
$552.00 |
12/07/18 |
|
Hunter's Green Elementary
Superintendent Jeff Eakins has publicly stated he would like to see teachers receive focused cultural sensitivity training prior to the start of the 2019-2020 school year, just as principals and assistant principals received last summer. However, an even more basic problem is that children need to become more mindful and sensitive to their own and each other’s needs whether those needs arise culturally or developmentally. I teach 5th grade science and I want to incorporate standard HE.5.B.4.1 into my lesson which states “Illustrate techniques of effective verbal and nonverbal communication skills to enhance health”. Students are barraged at school with noise, tasks and expectations which often creates anxiety and makes them less sensitive to the needs of others setting off conflict and arguments. Yet until they learn how to calm, students will be unable to focus on their own and other’s needs.
Health/P.E. - 5
posted December 6, 2018
0% Funded
Only $1709.58 Needed
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| Hunter's Green Elementary |
Health/P.E. |
Peacemakers: Mindfulness |
$1,709.58 |
12/06/18 |
|
Lutz Elementary
Funding this project would complete my class set of laptops! My goal is to have a class set of Laptops for daily use in my classroom.
Technology - 3
posted December 5, 2018
0% Funded
Only $2000 Needed
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| Lutz Elementary |
Technology |
All I want for Christmas is 6 Lap-Tops! |
$2,000.00 |
12/05/18 |
|
Tommie Barfield Elementary
My goal with this project is to ignite my students’ passion for digital creativity and innovation by using this set of iPads with a variety of educational materials that interact with iPads. These materials include: Merge Cubes for Augmented Reality (AR), Bloxels Build Your Own Learning Video Game kits, Crayola Easy Animation Studios, Kano Harry Potter Coding Wands, and Robotics with Dash and OzoBots.
Technology - K-5
posted December 4, 2018
0% Funded
Only $1964.95 Needed
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| Tommie Barfield Elementary |
Technology |
Augmented Reality, Amazing Multi-media, Creative Coding, & More! |
$1,964.95 |
12/04/18 |
|
Maximo Elementary School
OBTAINING A FULL SET OF EUREKA MATH TEACHER EDITIONS FOR GRADES K THROUGH 5 WOULD ALLOW ACCESS TO ALL OF OUR EDUCATORS EQUITABLE RESOURCES. THIS WOULD BE LIFE ALTERING S FOR OUR SCHOLARS EDUCATION. HAVING ACCESS TO TE EDITIONS WILL GIVE RICH MATH RESOURCES TO ALL OF OUR STAFF WHILE THEY ARE PULLING SCHOLARS AT PROMISE TIME, SATURDAY SCHOOL, SMALL GROUPS ETC.Following is a synopsis of Eureka Math curriculum and how it benefits all math scholars as it meets the mathematical shifts, focus, rigor, and coherence. Eureka math was developed about 6 years ago as a free resource under NYENGAGE. Anyone could download these resources; the problem came in when schools had to print the resources.
Later NYENGAGE was struggling with finances and The Bill and Melinda Gates became one of their benefactors.
The reviews from EDReports suggest that Eureka is one of the few mathematical resources that enable teachers to teach math with fidelity.
Eureka Math is the printed version of NYEngage, Great Minds is the digital version of the same curriculum.
I have attached a link if you wish to have access to further information of the valuable resource;
https://greatminds.org/.
Mathematics - K-5
posted December 4, 2018
0% Funded
Only $1000 Needed
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| Maximo Elementary School |
Mathematics |
Suncoast - EUREKA TEACHER EDITIONS |
$1,000.00 |
12/04/18 |
|
Valrico Elementary
My goal is to help my students with speech and language impairments to be able to express themselves verbally, with rich vocabulary and elaborate details. My desire is to be able to provide my students with the tools necessary to be successful not only in the therapy room, but in the school and home environment.
As a speech-language pathologist, I provide therapy to students from preschool through fifth grade, ranging from a variety of disabilities, including speech impairments, language impairments, autism, learning disabilities, cognitive impairments, etc. Several of the students struggle with expressive language skills, such as verbally expressing their wants and needs, producing complete sentences, and using appropriate vocabulary. My goal is to improve the students’ expressive language and describing skills, because strong oral language skills are required to be able to organize information while speaking, writing, and understanding information when reading.
Other - Pre K - 5
posted December 4, 2018
0% Funded
Only $249 Needed
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| Valrico Elementary |
Other |
Expanding Our Expressions! |
$249.00 |
12/04/18 |
|
Oak Park Elementary
I currently have 3 computers in my classroom so the goal would be to provide 7 more touchscreen Chromebooks with wireless mice.
Language Arts - K-5
posted December 4, 2018
0% Funded
Only $1970 Needed
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| Oak Park Elementary |
Language Arts |
Unlimited Learning access |
$1,970.00 |
12/04/18 |
|
Foster Elementary
We would like to provide our students an opportunity to attend an end of the year school field trip to Busch Gardens if they show exceptional character and responsibility during this school year.
Character Development - 5
posted December 4, 2018
- deadline March 15, 2019
0% Funded
Only $1920 Needed
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| Foster Elementary |
Character Development |
Help us create a memory of a lifetime! |
$1,920.00 |
12/04/18 |
3/15/19 |
Big Cypress Elementary
My goal is to be able to equip every student I teach the ability to have an ipad at the tips of their fingers. To be able to design digital lessons that engage the students through a many educational apps.
Other - 5
posted November 30, 2018
0% Funded
Only $2000 Needed
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| Big Cypress Elementary |
Other |
A Digital Classroom |
$2,000.00 |
11/30/18 |
|
Oak Park Elementary
To create technology savvy and internet efficient students who use computers and science centers to problem solve, and to get exposure to the world and their future.
Stem - 3
posted November 29, 2018
0% Funded
Only $1973.78 Needed
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| Oak Park Elementary |
Stem |
Future Scientist |
$1,973.78 |
11/29/18 |
|
Campbell Park Elementary School
Located in south St. Petersburg, very close to Tropicana Field, Campbell Park Elementary School is home to more than 575 students in grades Pre-Kindergarten-5th. The school’s population is 91% African American and more than 90% are eligible for free lunch. Free breakfast and an after-school meal are also available to our students.
Our goal is to prepare students with the vital knowledge and skills they will need for college or careers, while at the same time encouraging creativity, and a life-long appreciation for learning.
Our objective is to improve creativity, expression, reading and comprehension by providing our pre-K and kindergarten students, with real-world experiences that they can read about in our classrooms. They can touch, taste, and then grow a pumpkin they read about in a book. See farm animals they watched in videos, read about in books, and created with art materials. They can “play at the beach,” in our outdoor classroom with shells, sand, and materials that allow them to build a sand castle, sort “life-like” beach animals and understand which ones live in the water, in the air, and on land. They can then go to the beach and actually see, touch, hear and interact with the beach environment. These life experiences give them the beginnings of understanding, expression, and comprehension of language, the written word and their world.
Other - Pre-K
posted November 29, 2018
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
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| Campbell Park Elementary School |
Other |
Sembler - Experiential and Hands on Learning |
 FUNDED |
11/29/18 |
|
Memorial Middle School
We have had a rudimentary MakerSpace for our students using used donated art and Lego materials. It is our goal to provide a wider selection of materials for our students who have an interest in engineering, coding, science and other career fields that a MakerSpace kit will provide.
Stem - 6-8
posted November 27, 2018
0% Funded
Only $999 Needed
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| Memorial Middle School |
Stem |
Memorial Making a Change |
$999.00 |
11/27/18 |
|
Lockhart Elementary Magnet
As a PBIS school we strive to teach our students clear behavior and character expectations, which we call our Cougar PRIDE. We recognize students who are successfully showing their PRIDE with Cougar Cash that students can use to buy rewards in our monthly Cougar Store or tickets to our 4 large events throughout the year. All of this is to celebrate and reinforce our students who come to school and show that they are Prepared, Respectful, Independent, Disciplined and show Excellence!
As a school with 94% Free/Reduced lunch we could greatly use financial support to sustain this initiative at our school. We also have 3 self-contained ESE classrooms, where students need even more frequent reinforcement for appropriate behavior due to their disabilities.
Character Development - K-5
posted November 27, 2018
0% Funded
Only $1386.11 Needed
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| Lockhart Elementary Magnet |
Character Development |
Cougar PRIDE Events |
$1,386.11 |
11/27/18 |
|
Benito Middle School
Learning to play viola or violin has lifelong benefits. In middle school it can help students find a place where they belong. Playing an instrument provides my students with an emotional outlet. The strings my students use on their instruments has a large impact in how the instrument will sound. As a teacher, I would like to have quality strings available to them to help boost their confidence and sound.
I teach standard MU.68.S.3.6: Develop and demonstrate efficient rehearsal strategies to apply skills and techniques. My students learn not from a textbook, but a book filled with notes that, when put together, make a marvelous composition. If awarded the grant I will have the supplies to elevate the music education for my violinists and violists to the next level.
Music - 6-8
posted November 27, 2018
- deadline February 1, 2019
0% Funded
Only $1990.08 Needed
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| Benito Middle School |
Music |
Room Full of Music |
$1,990.08 |
11/27/18 |
2/01/19 |
Broward Elementary
The girl of this project is to continue providing this afterschool program that allows girls in 3rd, 4th and 5th grade to collaborate and work together learning new steps and dance routines. This also allows me to mentor the girls that struggle with behavior.
Character Development - K-5
posted November 26, 2018
0% Funded
Only $510 Needed
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| Broward Elementary |
Character Development |
Step! Ladies! |
$510.00 |
11/26/18 |
|
Pine Ridge Middle
Students understanding of events surrounding the Holocaust will increase as a result of this request. This nonfiction reenactment depicts one family's struggle to survive the Holocaust.
Language Arts - 8
posted November 26, 2018
- deadline February 12, 2019
0% Funded
Only $425 Needed
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| Pine Ridge Middle |
Language Arts |
In Flight, The Story of Sabine Van Dam by Gulfshore Players |
$425.00 |
11/26/18 |
2/12/19 |
Golden Gate High
Over winter break, spring break and summer break, I would like the ability to bring the classroom fish to my home, to ensure their well-being.
Science - 9-12
posted November 26, 2018
0% Funded
Only $1505 Needed
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| Golden Gate High |
Science |
Tanks to care for fish over summer and winter breaks |
$1,505.00 |
11/26/18 |
|
Oak Park Elementary
This is an F school. All 17 of my students are below grade level expectations in reading. $2000 would purchase materials to support their reading in 6 different stations while I meet in small groups to teach them on their personal reading levels.
Language Arts - 1
posted November 23, 2018
0% Funded
Only $2000 Needed
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| Oak Park Elementary |
Language Arts |
Reading to Rave About |
$2,000.00 |
11/23/18 |
|
Northwest Elementary School
to increase the percentage of Fifth grade students meeting or exceeding state proficiency on FSA:
ELA- increase from 32% to 55%
Math- increase from 52% to 62%
Technology - 5
posted November 19, 2018
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
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| Northwest Elementary School |
Technology |
Sembler - Flexible seating with technology |
FUNDED |
11/19/18 |
|
Don Estridge High Tech Middle
Provide 22 girls with matching cheerleading uniforms, transportation, training, cheer camp, and end of season celebration.
Other - 6-8
posted November 18, 2018
- deadline December 20, 2018
32% Funded
Only $3400 Needed
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| Don Estridge High Tech Middle |
Other |
Cheerleading Program |
$3,400.00 |
11/18/18 |
12/20/18 |
Benito Middle School
A good book can take you far, far away! That is my title for a fantastic display of life and earth science books that ignite my students interest. I am a media specialist for middle school and I have compiled together books that I know my students would pick up and check out on different science topics. In addition, I have titles to replenish the display to keep the display alive.
Language Arts - 6-8
posted November 16, 2018
0% Funded
Only $1832.22 Needed
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| Benito Middle School |
Language Arts |
Wowza! We need books! |
$1,832.22 |
11/16/18 |
|
Boca Raton High
Excellence is a standard! Please help us raise $25,000 for new uniforms, practice gear, a full panel floor, travel, food and philanthropy.
We pride ourselves in being the best school North of the South Pole and our athletic department is nothing short of that as well.
With your help, the financial commitment to be a cheerleader will be at ease.
Other - 12
posted November 16, 2018
0% Funded
Only $25000 Needed
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| Boca Raton High |
Other |
Bobcat Spirit Program |
$25,000.00 |
11/16/18 |
|
Lakewood Elementary School
Our goal is to implement school-wide PBIS (positive behavior incentive system)
Other - Pre K - 5
posted November 16, 2018
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
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| Lakewood Elementary School |
Other |
Skyway Priority Student PBIS Projects |
FUNDED |
11/16/18 |
|
Hunter's Green Elementary
The goal of this project is to increase the amount of bright and cheerful ringing of handbells both in our general music classroom and in the extracurricular handbell choirs. Due to growing student interest to participate in our school's handbell choir(s), we need additional bells to accommodate our inspired musicians.
I will use these new handbell instruments as hands-on resources to teach standards MU.3.O.1.1, MU.3.O.1.2, MU.3.O.3.1, MU.3.S.2.1, MU.3.F.3.1, MU.4.C.2.2, MU.4.C.2.1, where the students will identify elements in musical works, perform and understand how a change in musical elements can affect and alter the mood of the music, identify the patterns in the music that will assist them in sequencing the form through their performance, and describe & analyze performance techniques that will enhance their own performance.
Music - K-5
posted November 16, 2018
0% Funded
Only $1930 Needed
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| Hunter's Green Elementary |
Music |
Bells will be ringing! |
$1,930.00 |
11/16/18 |
|
Lopez Elementary
I hope to receive funding for ipads to support math and science learning through technology.
Stem - 2
posted November 15, 2018
0% Funded
Only $1464.04 Needed
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| Lopez Elementary |
Stem |
Putting the T is STEM |
$1,464.04 |
11/15/18 |
|
Pride Elementary
We will use the metal rings and the index cards for students at each grade level (K-5) to create a running set of vocabulary words. The students will record the word, the definition, synonyms, antonyms, and a quick sketch on each card and then add it to his/her personal vocabulary ring.
The rings will be passed to the grade level above each year so that the students can continue to grow their vocabularies throughout their entire K-5 education and see how many words they have learned.
Language Arts - K-5
posted November 15, 2018
0% Funded
Only $609.37 Needed
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| Pride Elementary |
Language Arts |
Rings for Success |
$609.37 |
11/15/18 |
|
Reddick Elementary
The goal for this project is to increase language skills of students that are served by the Speech Language Pathologist. The goal is to provide students with engaging and fun speech/language therapy materials that will support expanding their communication skills.
Reddick Elementary is a Renaissance school that also is an Achievement school. We have a high population of ELL students.
Language Arts - Pre K - 5
posted November 15, 2018
0% Funded
Only $368.21 Needed
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| Reddick Elementary |
Language Arts |
See It, Hear It, Say It, Learn It! |
$368.21 |
11/15/18 |
|
Cleveland Elementary
By using electric guitars and amplifiers my students will learn about STEM through lessons in the music class that address electricity, electronics, technology, & design. They will also learn the mathematics of how frets are spaced on the guitars and the science behind electromagnetic pickups using the amplifiers.
Stem - K-5
posted November 15, 2018
0% Funded
Only $927.99 Needed
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| Cleveland Elementary |
Stem |
Rockin' STEM On My Electric Guitar |
$927.99 |
11/15/18 |
|
Brandon Senior High
To help bring the library into the 21st century by adding a second laptop bar of new touch screen computers, bar stools, and laptop locks to help students create content and become technologically literate.
Technology - 9-12
posted November 14, 2018
0% Funded
Only $343.96 Needed
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| Brandon Senior High |
Technology |
Laptop Bar for a Modern Media Center |
$343.96 |
11/14/18 |
|
John M. Sexton Elementary School
We are hoping to infuse life back into our PE Program. New equipment is imperative in engaging our students and helping to ignite a passion for a healthy lifestyle.
Health/P.E. - Pre K - 5
posted November 14, 2018
100% Funded
Only $-2.3800000000001 Needed
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| John M. Sexton Elementary School |
Health/P.E. |
Sembler- Making PE Great Again |
FUNDED |
11/14/18 |
|
Oak Park Elementary
Oak Park Elementary is a grade F school. One of our major deficiencies is that our students are 2-3 grade levels below in reading. My goal is to increase reading proficiency through interactive, energetic, and creative lessons. 6% of my 5th graders are on level in reading. My goal is to increase that number by at least 50%.
Language Arts - 5
posted November 13, 2018
0% Funded
Only $1951.26 Needed
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| Oak Park Elementary |
Language Arts |
Booked Up |
$1,951.26 |
11/13/18 |
|
Benito Middle School
Reading is so much more than sounding out one word after another. A good book can open up a new world for young readers and open their minds to new ideas and new way of life. My goal is to prepare students to do their best on the FSA testing. The first step is reading great books to analyse both for comprehension and structure, followed by questions and techniques used on FSA. I have come up with a list of books that accomplish all of the above.
Language Arts - 7
posted November 13, 2018
- deadline January 31, 2019
0% Funded
Only $1680.68 Needed
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| Benito Middle School |
Language Arts |
#Get Your Read On |
$1,680.68 |
11/13/18 |
1/31/19 |
Benito Middle School
I like my room buzzing with discussions on interesting books for novel study. During each quarter, I place four books of each of the titles I offer and ask my student to select a book. The four students that pick the same book are in a discussion group. I have six periods participate so in all we need multiple copies of each title. Since students take those books home, some get lost and some get overly loved. Our Language Art department has identified the need for the titles in this grant and if awarded, look forward to lively debate in the classroom.
Language Arts - 7
posted November 13, 2018
- deadline January 31, 2019
0% Funded
Only $1944.03 Needed
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| Benito Middle School |
Language Arts |
#Read My Lit |
$1,944.03 |
11/13/18 |
1/31/19 |
Dover Elementary
To add STEM learning to 4th and 5th grade students so that they can in turn teach K-5. 5th and 4th grade students will learn using STEM book, science text, and robotics to create school wide STEM question for K-5th grade students. K-5th grade students will receive pencils, stamps or buttons for correct answers. f
Stem - Pre K - 5
posted November 13, 2018
0% Funded
Only $2000 Needed
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| Dover Elementary |
Stem |
We Do STEM |
$2,000.00 |
11/13/18 |
|
McMullen Booth Elementary School
As a Library Media Specialist in a Title 1 (low income) school of over 600 students, I am blessed to teach to the hearts of every student. Whether they are Gifted, Autistic, homeless, or just a 'kid' I want to ignite the spark of the digital world in their souls. I am hoping to offer a hands on collaborate space for all students to come and create using a digital platform.
Technology - Pre K - 5
posted November 12, 2018
0% Funded
Only $897 Needed
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| McMullen Booth Elementary School |
Technology |
Jabil-Making Space for Makerspaces! (iPad palooza) |
$897.00 |
11/12/18 |
|
Thurgood Marshall Middle School
The goal of our trip to provide our students with the opportunity to participate in engaging and academically-based STEM education, heritage, and cultural programs. In addition, we hope to inspire students’ awareness of career opportunities and to dispel some of the myths and stereotypes about these fields and the persons entering them while preparing them for college and career readiness.
Stem - 6-8
posted November 9, 2018
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
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| Thurgood Marshall Middle School |
Stem |
Skyway -Girlfriends of Thurgood Marshall-Jump at the Sun! |
FUNDED |
11/09/18 |
|
Benito Middle School
MLK had a dream. What is your dream? I have many and one of them is to have a display of books for February African American History Month that represents the topic in many different ways. I would like to display books written by African-American authors, books which have African-Americans on the cover and titles on famous African-American men and women who left their mark on history. Last but not least, it is a good mixture of fiction and non-fiction. I will pull titles from our collection as well as offer these new titles on the display and later on our shelves.
Language Arts - 6-8
posted November 9, 2018
0% Funded
Only $1249 Needed
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| Benito Middle School |
Language Arts |
Words have power! |
$1,249.00 |
11/09/18 |
|
St. Petersburg High School
Provide pencils for students who do not have them. Promotes higher student engagement and success.
Language Arts - 9-12
posted November 8, 2018
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
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| St. Petersburg High School |
Language Arts |
FTBS - Pupils Prefer Pencils |
FUNDED |
11/08/18 |
|
St. Petersburg High School
Provide pocket folders for students who do not have them. Promotes higher student engagement and success.
Language Arts - 9-12
posted November 8, 2018
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
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| St. Petersburg High School |
Language Arts |
FTBS - Gotta Pack it in a Pocket (folder) |
FUNDED |
11/08/18 |
|
St. Petersburg High School
Provide supplies for students who do not have them. Promotes higher student engagement and success.
Language Arts - 9-12
posted November 8, 2018
0% Funded
Only $100 Needed
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| St. Petersburg High School |
Language Arts |
No Rocks or Scissors--Just paper |
$100.00 |
11/08/18 |
|
Bay Point Middle School
To introduce students to the worlds of coding, robotics and apps.
Technology - 6-8
posted November 8, 2018
0% Funded
Only $2070 Needed
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| Bay Point Middle School |
Technology |
Sphero Support |
$2,070.00 |
11/08/18 |
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Oak Park Elementary
My goal is to foster a dynamic learning environment that promotes meaningful engagement, student preparedness to be productive members in their community through captivating experiences with reading and technology.
Language Arts - 2
posted November 7, 2018
1% Funded
Only $1975 Needed
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| Oak Park Elementary |
Language Arts |
Lifelong Learners |
$1,975.00 |
11/07/18 |
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Benito Middle School
The goal of the project is to provide gifted students access to a quiet corner where they can work independently if they already got the concepts in a class and need enhanced learning. The grant request includes a study carrel, a laptop/computer and a task chair.
Stem - 6
posted November 7, 2018
0% Funded
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| Benito Middle School |
Stem |
Gadgets for Gifted |
$1,926.58 |
11/07/18 |
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Mann Middle School
STEM careers are under represented in minorities and students from lower income backgrounds. Our goal is to expose more of our students to potential STEM careers. We in our first year as a STEM hub and need coding robots in a variety of levels, and makey makey kits to introduce our students to coding and innovative problem solving.
Stem - 6-8
posted November 7, 2018
0% Funded
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| Mann Middle School |
Stem |
Making strides with STEM |
$1,355.88 |
11/07/18 |
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Alafia Elementary
The goal for this project is to have the tools necessary to expose my students to the world of coding using robots from Wonder Workshop and opening doors to interests in the computer science!
Stem - 4
posted November 7, 2018
0% Funded
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| Alafia Elementary |
Stem |
Ready, Set, CODE!!! |
$1,599.96 |
11/07/18 |
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Frontier Elementary School
My goal is to increase the experience and knowledge of 3rd Grade students in the STEM field and to reach them through engaging methods.
Stem - 3
posted November 6, 2018
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| Frontier Elementary School |
Stem |
Jabil-3rd Grade STEM Academy Expansion |
FUNDED |
11/06/18 |
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Williams Middle School
We plan to renovate the back area of the media center into an interactive STEAM Lab classroom. This space will include mobile furniture, a fully equipped media cart, and interactive boards, such as whiteboard, green/blue screens, and a chalkboard.
Stem - 6-8
posted November 6, 2018
0% Funded
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| Williams Middle School |
Stem |
STEAM Lab Classroom |
$1,820.00 |
11/06/18 |
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Seventy-Fourth Street Elementary School
To create a school wide culture that connects all students through literacy.
Language Arts - Pre K - 5
posted November 6, 2018
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| Seventy-Fourth Street Elementary School |
Language Arts |
Sembler |
FUNDED |
11/06/18 |
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King Senior High
Raise lower quartile Reading scores
Language Arts - 9-12
posted November 6, 2018
0% Funded
Only $1150 Needed
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| King Senior High |
Language Arts |
Reading Rocks @ KHS! |
$1,150.00 |
11/06/18 |
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Azalea Elementary School
To Cultivate effective Interactive Teamwork
Improve Cooperative Learning Skills and decision making abilities.
Develop critical thinkers and problem solving skills
Recognize that each member of a team has unique abilities and talents essential to success.
Other - K-5
posted November 5, 2018
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| Azalea Elementary School |
Other |
Sembler-Hands on Problem Solving |
FUNDED |
11/05/18 |
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Randall Middle School
The goal of this project is to bring the media center into the modern age by giving students a place to collaborate. These tables will allow students to move into the types of groups they need in order to accomplish their goal. With such high stress in schools, students need a place to come in and collaborate with others in a comfortable manner.
Other - 6-8
posted November 5, 2018
5% Funded
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| Randall Middle School |
Other |
Let them Collaborate! |
$1,750.72 |
11/05/18 |
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Oak Park Elementary
My goal for Lets Get Lit for ELA is to increase students’ proficiency in (ELA) through the use of student engagement strategies. 92% of my low socioeconomic students are reading and writing below grade level. Lets Get Lit for ELA is designed to help students become self-motivated learners.
Language Arts - 5
posted November 5, 2018
0% Funded
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| Oak Park Elementary |
Language Arts |
Lets Get Lit for ELA |
$1,997.68 |
11/05/18 |
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Reddick Elementary
My project goal is to increase minutes read on our virtual library, MyOn and to increase percentage pass rates on lessons on iReady Reading and Diagnostic score.
Language Arts - 3
posted November 5, 2018
- deadline January 31, 2019
0% Funded
Only $864.44 Needed
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| Reddick Elementary |
Language Arts |
Creating 21st Century Learners through Reading! |
$864.44 |
11/05/18 |
1/31/19 |
Sligh Middle School
We want to provide access to our students to more graphic novels, illustrated fiction, diary fiction and quality age-appropriate manga volumes, with the goal being at least 250 books.
Language Arts - 6-8
posted November 2, 2018
2% Funded
Only $1970 Needed
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| Sligh Middle School |
Language Arts |
Graphic and Illustrated Books Capture Reluctant Readers |
$1,970.00 |
11/02/18 |
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Azalea Elementary School
Our female 4th and 5th grade students will be able to learn STEM (Innovation and Entrepreneurial) skills and create business plans and products to market and prepare for real life leadership . Students will also be able to utilize 21st century technology (Google Chromebook and Cricuts) to create, collect and record data based on experiences and observations.
Stem - Pre K - 5
posted November 1, 2018
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| Azalea Elementary School |
Stem |
G.I.R.L.S - Girls Incorporating Real World Leadership in STEM |
$2,617.00 |
11/01/18 |
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Benito Middle School
The students come from a wide array of backgrounds. The school has 51% economically disadvantaged rate and 66% minority rate. The school has a diverse population of students.
University of South Florida (USF) is close to our school and many USF faculty and staff families attend our school. The families move into the area as a result of professional job opportunities making the school more diverse including academic diversity and expectation towards the collections the library needs to carry. The school wants to meet those expectations and grow as the community grows. As a media specialist my job is to prepare the students for life. There is a growing interest amongst students to read more graphic novels. I want to meet that need by providing current and exciting selection of graphic novels that span different genre of books, including chapter books, series, biographies and fiction. This grant would enable the school to provide relevant materials for students to get in depth knowledge on the subjects. The skills students learn through books are transferable and stresses the understanding of culture and generations. Through books, students individual character has the opportunity to shine.
I took over the school library less than 2 years ago. The library has 6,208 total number of books for 1,100 students. Out of those books, around 150 are graphic novel books. Many of those graphic novel books are older novels like Skip beat series that came out in 2006 and those books that simply have not fallen apart due to use are still being checked out. An example of how the library has not been able to keep up, the library only has Skip beat up to book 19 that was published in 2009 but the series is now up to book 40. Graphic novels are one of the most popular section of the library with average checkout of graphic novels around 35-45 novels each day. I would like to use the interest in graphic novels to expand students horizon. Would the book Poe stories and poems increase interest in poetry for example?
Language Arts - 6-8
posted November 1, 2018
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| Benito Middle School |
Language Arts |
Colorful Collections and comic relief |
$1,772.47 |
11/01/18 |
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Benito Middle School
Provide a reading unit that can be enjoyed outside in an engaging environment that encourages
students to explore and discover nature as they read with captivating text that is tailored to their
reading level. I want to increase student motivation to read by allowing them to stretch their legs outside while listening to an audiobook and following along with a written text.
Language Arts - 8
posted November 1, 2018
0% Funded
Only $1996.34 Needed
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| Benito Middle School |
Language Arts |
Plants vs. Zombies |
$1,996.34 |
11/01/18 |
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Barrington Middle School
To purchase five Apple iPads for use in an 8th grade classroom to support and enhance 21st Century STEM skills. The iPads would be used to access Gizmos, Nearpods and PHET simulations in the classroom allowing for students to be exposed to technology and bring abstract concepts to life.
Stem - 8
posted October 31, 2018
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Only $1930.5 Needed
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| Barrington Middle School |
Stem |
The STEM Touch |
$1,930.50 |
10/31/18 |
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Summerfield Elementary
Provide my students a couple of laptops to help them enhance their learning experience as readers. The students will be able to go on different reading programs on the laptops and practice their reading skills, especially my low readers.
Technology - 3
posted October 30, 2018
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Only $1450 Needed
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| Summerfield Elementary |
Technology |
My Super Readers |
$1,450.00 |
10/30/18 |
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Summerfield Elementary
The goal for this project is to support the learning of 50 students in Kindergarten through 5th grade who are served in a self-contained setting. This project project provides 3 licenses for Unique Learning Systems curriculum (one for each teacher) and a touch-screen tablet for the students to use within the classrooms.
Stem - K-5
posted October 30, 2018
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| Summerfield Elementary |
Stem |
Unique Learning for Unique Needs! |
$1,907.85 |
10/30/18 |
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Oak Park Elementary
The goal is to provide 8 touchscreen laptops to the self-contained ASD primary classroom.
Technology - K-5
posted October 30, 2018
0% Funded
Only $2000 Needed
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| Oak Park Elementary |
Technology |
Laptops for Learning |
$2,000.00 |
10/30/18 |
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Hunter's Green Elementary
To educate students in understanding fractions in an interactive methodology.
One of my favorite standard to teach is MAFS.3.G.1.2; Partition shapes into parts with equal areas. Express the area of each part as a unit fraction of the whole. For example, partition a shape into 4 parts with equal area, and describe the area of each part as 1/4 of the area of the shape.
I enjoy teaching in interactive, energizing methods. It is well known that children who are involved in learning take away more knowledge than the passive learning. Also, over 60% of children prefer to learn math visually. In this math module I use interactive materials to let the children create their own fractions so they own the numbers. Providing 3D objects and educational materials at home carries the classroom learning into the real world.
The concept of ⅛ being smaller than ¼ even though 8 is a higher number is a concept that can be difficult to grasp and lends itself to visual learning and hand-on activities. Students gifted in math may not be gifted in reading and vice versa. I want to enforce the standard through different methods to provide the support students need inside the classroom and provide them with resources to lend them for home. The addition of math literature allows students to read about practical use of factions in real life and in a non-traditional way improve reading ability. Students are increasingly presented with work problems in math and have to work on their math vocabulary. Having different models allows students to master learning through fun exploration. The addition of a 3D printer provides math manipulatives to use in the classroom and at home. If I receive this grant I can visually individualize learning to whichever shapes the student better understands and print tangible items for homework.
Stem - 3
posted October 30, 2018
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| Hunter's Green Elementary |
Stem |
Fashioning Fractions for Fun! |
$1,870.20 |
10/30/18 |
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Hunter's Green Elementary
Superintendent Jeff Eakins has stated he not only wants more students proficient in reading. He thinks it is “the code to crack”. He has publicly stated that his goal is to have all third grade students reading at grade level. Currently only 53% of students are reading at grade level by third grade (Sokol, M. The Tampa Times. “An ambitious new goal for Hillsborough schools: Every child up to speed on reading by third grade,” September 12, 2018).
I incorporate multiple standards into my teaching activities whenever possible. So the following learning exercise incorporates the following standards: LAF.3.R.L1.1, LAFS. 3.S.L.1.1, LAFS.2.4, LAFS.2.5, LAFS.2.6, LAFS.3.7, LAFS.3.8, LAFS.3.9. Most importantly for the purposes of this grant and in keeping with Superintendent Eakins mandate is LAFS.3.RI.1.2. My students in third grade are excited to come to reading cafe for a menu of reading and research options to study for the standard LAFS.3.RI.1.2; Determine the main idea of a text; recount the key details and explain how they support the main idea.
As a third grade teacher this is a focus of my teaching plan. I have integrated a unique offering to excite students about reading and research. I found one solution to excite students not only about reading but also researching a topic. They like to do a detailed report on, pull out the key details on said living thing into a report and present the living thing they picked to the class. In the past students often picked a living thing they already knew about instead of venturing into an unknown jungle of living things. That is why we now change the classroom into a reading cafe where the students have the option to find a living thing based on our theme: “The Best Living Things Menu Ever!”. These students arrive posing as a patron but are actually food critics. The food on the menus have descriptions of the literature on the tables. A book of prompt questions for their food citic report (research project) will be comb bound. The cafe experience allows the students to go between four tables and for ten minutes explore different kind of living things; domestic, wild, insect, reptiles, amphibians, insects, mammals and fish. What will they pick? The biggest teeth, the most tricks, grossest, prettiest or just plain pink living things? This grant will allow us to not only increase our selection of books for the reading cafe but also provide laminator for our living things menus, aprons for maitre D and other appropriate props to transform a classroom into a magical world.
I would like to provide my students with the love of reading by having them participate in a interactive learning activity.
Language Arts - 4
posted October 30, 2018
0% Funded
Only $1991.11 Needed
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| Hunter's Green Elementary |
Language Arts |
“The Best Living Things Menu Ever!” |
$1,991.11 |
10/30/18 |
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Coleman Middle
The goal of this lesson is to strengthen students’ writing skills through image and text correlation. Students use their prior knowledge to reflect upon the school year. They create a story of their memories using digital images, clip art, and
PowerPoint. Images are placed in sequential order and enhanced using descriptive text captions. After the digital scrapbook is complete, classmates edit one another’s work using a checklist. Students present their digital scrapbooks to an audience to reflect on what they have learned and to share their knowledge with the school community.
Language Arts - 7
posted October 30, 2018
- deadline April 26, 2019
0% Funded
Only $500 Needed
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| Coleman Middle |
Language Arts |
Digital Scrapbooks: Making Memories |
$500.00 |
10/30/18 |
4/26/19 |
Oak Park Elementary
To enhance the learning process for all of my students on all levels, and to make an equal learning opportunity for all
Technology - 4
posted October 30, 2018
0% Funded
Only $1929.95 Needed
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| Oak Park Elementary |
Technology |
For the Ability, not the Disability |
$1,929.95 |
10/30/18 |
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Gulfport Elementary School
To improve standard based learning in the classrooms integrating book clubs and informational text.
Language Arts - 3
posted October 29, 2018
0% Funded
Only $516.09 Needed
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| Gulfport Elementary School |
Language Arts |
Suncoast reading clubs |
$516.09 |
10/29/18 |
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Bardmoor Elementary School
To provide flexible seating where students would be able to choose comfortable places to read and work independently.
Special Needs Students - 3
posted October 29, 2018
0% Funded
Only $314 Needed
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| Bardmoor Elementary School |
Special Needs Students |
"Suncoast Flexible Seating for "Stars Class" |
$314.00 |
10/29/18 |
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Oak Park Elementary
The goal of this project is to increase student achievement by placing more books and literacy learning stations in students hands. Students will be able to take books and reading activities home to continue their learning that has begun at school. This project will increase their eagerness to become better readers. Students' reading levels will increase because they will have much needed materials to practice reading skills.
Language Arts - K
posted October 29, 2018
0% Funded
Only $1213 Needed
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| Oak Park Elementary |
Language Arts |
Reading Superstars! |
$1,213.00 |
10/29/18 |
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Sawgrass Lake Elementary School
One of our goals in kindergarten is to become proficient storytellers. We do this by retelling familiar stories to include character, setting, and events. Students learn best through hands on learning. We can support this by creating a retelling center that has hands on pieces so students can act out the story. Students will be able to practice retelling stories using the pieces that match our familiar stories.
Language Arts - K
posted October 29, 2018
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Only $0 Needed
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| Sawgrass Lake Elementary School |
Language Arts |
Suncoast - Hands on Retelling in Kindergarten |
FUNDED |
10/29/18 |
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Barrington Middle School
The overall objective of Digital Lab Learning is to effectively engage all students thus increasing their science content understanding. When participating in science labs we need a way to avoid road blocks in learning due to student absences, equipment set-up, lab reminders, lab research, paper, equipment costs and ability to complete STEM simulation activities. In order to increase student achievement, engagement and to assist absent students with lab visuals I would like to incorporate the use of tablets into lab based instruction in the science classroom. The tablets have the capability to display PowerPoints, scientific images, simulation activities for labs, take and display pictures and video complete with speakers for sound. They will even allow teachers the ability to create real life activities, homework assignments and even test questions with pictures and video so that the students can practice analyzing and reworking real experimental data. Teachers will have the ability to support students' STEM education by providing the technology in everyday classroom activities.
Stem - 6-8
posted October 28, 2018
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Only $1730 Needed
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| Barrington Middle School |
Stem |
Digital Lab Learning |
$1,730.00 |
10/28/18 |
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Golden Gate High
The goal of this grant is to help students in Golden Gate High School attend the GatorMUN conference in the University of Florida by covering some of their travel expenses.
Social Studies - 9-12
posted October 28, 2018
0% Funded
Only $2000 Needed
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| Golden Gate High |
Social Studies |
A Seat at the Table |
$2,000.00 |
10/28/18 |
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Dover Elementary
95% of my students are English Language Learners. As a result, they are struggling in reading because they do not understand what the words mean. My students comprehension will increase once, they have a better understanding of how to make meaning of words. I want to build their vocabulary and give them strategies to help them grow as readers.
Language Arts - 2
posted October 27, 2018
0% Funded
Only $590 Needed
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| Dover Elementary |
Language Arts |
Building Vocabulary |
$590.00 |
10/27/18 |
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Sulphur Springs K-8
Increase students engagement and introduce students to STEAM related career fields. We are currently using code. org and the dash robot, or a similar coding robot will allow the students to practice the skills and see them come to life
Stem - 4
posted October 27, 2018
17% Funded
Only $250 Needed
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| Sulphur Springs K-8 |
Stem |
Dash robot |
$250.00 |
10/27/18 |
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Heritage Elementary
I would like for students to take control and responsibility for their learning! My goal is for students to be self directed in their learning during music instruction!
Students would use the iPads to create their own music, learn about musical instruments, read music, listen and analyze music and more!
Music - K-5
posted October 26, 2018
- deadline December 14, 2018
0% Funded
Only $1947 Needed
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| Heritage Elementary |
Music |
iPads For ilearning (Music) |
$1,947.00 |
10/26/18 |
12/14/18 |
Melrose Elementary School
To increase student engagement, knowledge, and performance in STEAM education through Makerspace activities in the Melrose Media Center.
Stem - Pre K - 5
posted October 26, 2018
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| Melrose Elementary School |
Stem |
Suncoast Makerspace at Melrose |
FUNDED |
10/26/18 |
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Melrose Elementary School
The goal of this grant is to enhance scholar creativity, visual literacy, and divergent thinking. Creating more innovating art projects and experiences will establish skills scholars can build upon as artists, which will benefit them throughout their education and future careers. Capitalizing on this opportunity, I'd like to offer the opportunity to expand the visual art content knowledge and provide more success in the visual arts.
Art - Pre K - 5
posted October 25, 2018
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Only $0 Needed
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| Melrose Elementary School |
Art |
Suncoast- Building Up Melrose Artists with Rigor and Relevance |
FUNDED |
10/25/18 |
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Melrose Elementary School
My goal is to allow scholars to be able to show their thinking using different strategies on a whiteboard for the 2018-2019 school year. This will allow them to use less paper and is more appealing to the scholars than having to write in a notebook.
Mathematics - 3
posted October 25, 2018
0% Funded
Only $100 Needed
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| Melrose Elementary School |
Mathematics |
Melrose 3rd grade Math |
$100.00 |
10/25/18 |
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Melrose Elementary School
Increase student engagement and attention during academic lessons with the use of movement based flexible seating.
Special Needs Students - Pre K - 5
posted October 25, 2018
0% Funded
Only $917.52 Needed
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| Melrose Elementary School |
Special Needs Students |
Suncoast please help increase student engagement with flexible seating |
$917.52 |
10/25/18 |
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Melrose Elementary School
To provide classrooms with tools from Learning Without Tears that are backed by evidence based research to develop the necessary foundation skills to be successful writers.
Other - K
posted October 25, 2018
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Only $992.4 Needed
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| Melrose Elementary School |
Other |
Suncoast please help provide our KG classrooms with tools they need |
$992.40 |
10/25/18 |
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Summerfield Elementary
My goal for this grant is to provide my students with STEM activities such as laptops, robotics, Legos, K'nex, and other building materials to enhance our regular science, math, and technology curriculum.
Stem - 3
posted October 25, 2018
0% Funded
Only $1772.68 Needed
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| Summerfield Elementary |
Stem |
Can we build it? Yes we can! |
$1,772.68 |
10/25/18 |
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Cleveland Elementary
To increase students' confidence and ability To merge arts standards with other curricula To build connections and provide engaging context.
Music - K-5
posted October 24, 2018
0% Funded
Only $2000 Needed
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| Cleveland Elementary |
Music |
Drum Magic |
$2,000.00 |
10/24/18 |
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Oak Park Elementary
My goal is to inspire children to have a love for reading that last forever. I want to encourage them to become better readers along the way and improve their reading, writing, and math skills.
Language Arts - 1
posted October 24, 2018
0% Funded
Only $1981.12 Needed
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| Oak Park Elementary |
Language Arts |
Future Leaders of America |
$1,981.12 |
10/24/18 |
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Marjorie K. Rawlings Elementary School
As an ESOL teacher, my goal is to build confidence in students that are often times shy, insecure, and afraid to make mistakes. Since English is my students' second language, they need a lot of practice with vocabulary, grammar, and reading comprehension.
Language Arts - K-5
posted October 24, 2018
0% Funded
Only $327.4 Needed
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| Marjorie K. Rawlings Elementary School |
Language Arts |
Suncoast - ESOL Rising Readers |
$327.40 |
10/24/18 |
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Westgate Elementary School
Our goal is to infuse science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics into our VPK students’ daily experience. Our class is a brand-new addition to an amazing School, and because it is new, we must build our program to ensure the students this year and in years to come have the tools needed to fully explore their environment and nurture their problem solving and critical thinking skills. VPK curriculum consist of themed units and in these units, there are specific standards that must be met. Our goal is to provide fun and exciting experiences to assist in meeting these standards and promote a love of learning.
Stem - Pre-K
posted October 24, 2018
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Only $0 Needed
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| Westgate Elementary School |
Stem |
Suncoast VPK Bringing STEAM to the Extreme! |
FUNDED |
10/24/18 |
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Eisenhower Elementary School
To allow my Title 1, underprivileged, Gifted students to attend a show at the Mahaffey Theater in St. Petersburg that directly supports our Unit of Study this year on Ancient China. This would be an experience they may not otherwise ever have.
Special Needs Students - K-5
posted October 23, 2018
- deadline December 31, 2018
7% Funded
Only $2980 Needed
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| Eisenhower Elementary School |
Special Needs Students |
Shen Yun Chinese Dancing |
$2,980.00 |
10/23/18 |
12/31/18 |
Bay Vista Fundamental Elementary School
Fourth grade students will increase their knowledge of
Florida's unique geography, history and cultures, while increasing reading proficiency.
Social Studies - 4
posted October 21, 2018
0% Funded
Only $500 Needed
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| Bay Vista Fundamental Elementary School |
Social Studies |
Skyway |
$500.00 |
10/21/18 |
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Highland Elementary
Krista Brochu wrote this grant as part of her Fellowship with FAU -Green Schools.
The goal of this project is to introduce three Bottle Filling Stations, while also supplying each student and staff member with a stainless steel reusable water bottle to keep. Because kids in elementary school are at an impressionable age, they are more likely to adopt lifelong habits if influenced early. That’s why it’s essential to teach these students now about the misuse and overuse of plastic, to change their habits, help them influence their parents, peers and other friends, and positively affect the environment for years to come. The first step to lowering plastic consumption is to get people to refuse to use it altogether and to give them an equally or more convenient, healthy alternative. Giving these students at Highland Elementary replacements of those SUPs and helping them adopt the habit of refilling them at easily accessible filling stations is an important step in making that positive impact on the environment from a plastic and waste perspective.
Other - Pre K - 5
posted October 19, 2018
1% Funded
Only $6821.95 Needed
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| Highland Elementary |
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