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4th grade grant proposals $10 and up
3rd & 4th Daily Grammar Practice Sentence Editing | Morning Work | Spiral Review
Would you like to see your students implement the grammar skills you've taught them into their own writing? Daily Grammar Practice Sentence Editing in a spiral review format helps your students accomplish just that!But not any type of spiral review will do the job. This resource starts off with one skill on the first week and builds upon it each following week.Skills are introduced one at a time while previously taught skilled are incorporated throughout the future editing tasks.STUDENT Benefits
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3rd - 4th
Mindful Breathing Exercises | Coping Strategies | Social Emotional Learning
Introducing mindfulness to young students is crucial for developing healthy coping skills! Mindful breathing exercises are great ways to show your little ones how to calm down racing thoughts and slow down racing hearts. These Seasonal Breathing exercises are great for educators, parents and anyone who works with children to have on hand as a coping tool for regulation, and for self care! I personally love to use these in my Calm Down Station and during transitions for my younger students to hel
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PreK - 5th
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The Misfits By: Lisa Lee Novel Bundle (Digital and Print Options Available)
Take advantage of this complete bundle to increase your students' comprehension of the novel The Misfits by: Lisa Lee. Included is a complete novel study, assessment, online game, Vocabulary packet, and a book brochure activity to wrap up the unit.This novel study is for the Katherine Marsh novel, The Misfits. Within this packet you will receive 40 pages of student activities plus answer keys. It includes a variety of comprehensive and critical thinking skills. This product is perfect for indivi
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4th - 8th
How to Steal a Dog by Barbara O'Connor - Comprehension and Vocabulary Unit
This resource is a novel study unit ( comprehension, vocabulary and some activities) based on the novel by Barbara O'Connor - How to Steal a Dog. This resource has all you need to teach in-depth comprehension skills for this novel. It has all the comprehension questions, some activities, lots of vocabulary activities and quizzes that cover a wide range of skills. It has 58 pages of actual students work and the rest pages are answer keys.
Included in this packet are -
1. Cover page
2. Terms of
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4th - 7th, Staff
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Also included in: How to Steal a Dog by Barbara O'Connor - Novel Study Unit Bundle
MakerSpace Design
This is a slidedeck to help those who want to create a Makerspace. it comes with a blueprint of the ideal plan, explanations of each spaces, a healthy list of must haves and a couple projects to kick off your new space!
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3rd - 9th
New! Data Trackers w/ Class Averages, Goals, Reflections, & Teacher Notes Packet
This new packet is the answer to help your students create a sense of responsibility, to keep them stay motivated to learn, & to hold them accountable for their data and work in all subject areas for the whole school year! This includes:EDITABLE Student Data Trackers(bar graph) in All Subjects with 2 Templates: - Without Class Average - With Class AverageGoal Setting and Reflection to Recognize Students' Strengths and Areas of Growth;Teacher Notes for the StudentsDirections F
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1st - 6th
Arts Advocacy Powerpoint Presentation
Need to make an arts advocacy presentation? Need a powerpoint? I have presented this PowerPoint for music educators, assembly members, Senators, parents, my school community and at music education conferences. I have edited this for you to present in any capacity as well and present findings and data in support of arts education.I am a veteran music educator. I am also an Arts Advocate for my music program, as well as my colleagues' music programs across the country. I have served as an advocate
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Grant Writing Services
Grant Writing Services for all Subject Areas
Grants (1) for submission
editing process
follow on communication
techniques for acquiring technology for subject
resources for funding
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1st - 12th
WINNING Grant Proposal Template - One-Week Summer Computer Camp (with Budget)
This is an editable (Microsoft Word 97-2003) copy of a WINNING ($6800) one-week summer camp grant proposal template (with budget).The highlight of our camp was allowing students to refurbish and to take home a used computer.The proposal is organized in the following manner:Executive Summary 3The Approach 4Program Operations 4Program Content And Outcomes 5HISTORhYmes 5HISTORhYmes Goals And Outcomes 6How To Build A Web Site 8How To Build A Web Site Goals And Outcomes 9How To Build A Computer 10How
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Winning Safe Schools Healthy Students Grant Proposal
This is a copy of a winning proposal for the highly competitive federal grant, Safe Schools/Healthy Students. Through it a school district won $8 million dollars. Please use this only as a resource as you plan and develop your own federal grant for SS/HS or another federal grant. If you need additional assistance in applying for this grant or another, please see my website www.grantconnections.org.
SSHS Grant Proposal sample by Connie McKee is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonC
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PreK - 12th, Staff
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Realism through Photo Journalism-Elementary/Middle School Grant
A $500.00 funded Social Studies Grant from the state of Louisiana.
- The major focus of this project is to motivate the students to become aggressively engaged in activities whereby they will utilize information learned in class along with their technological skills to create a community awareness campaign that will encourage positive changes for all citizens.
Project Goals:
1. To introduce students to their role as citizens in a democratic society
2. To show students that they are an importa
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Grades:
4th - 9th
The "Now and Then" Program, Past: Prologue to the Future- Grant to Replicate
Grants and Replication Materials sold as complete set or units.
The Program:
Through the examination of artifacts, students learn the impact of various inventions on society. This program supported by weekly and monthly lessons, field trips, fictional and nonfictional literature, guest speakers, parent participation, student- designed projects and artifacts displayed. The students learn about changing societal mores as reflected in schools, fashions, books machines, toys advertising, propaganda
Grades:
4th - 6th
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