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High school informational text grant proposals under $5

$45,000 Technology Grant

Created by

I have had over 50 funded grants. This three paragraph succinct letter to a politician is funding the school library with more desktops, a Smartboard and other technology. Components of the proposal include statistical information in a structured and formatted manner. Purchase of this proposal will allow continued email contact and support from me in order to see your proposal to fruition. The larger the grant, the more structured the proposal needs to be. This must have resource will serve as

Subjects:

Informational Text, Instructional Technology, Library Sciences

Grades:

PreK - 12th, Higher Education

Types:

Research, Projects, Grant Proposals

Successfully Funded Microphones & Headsets Grant

Created by

Tracey Carayol

This successfully funded grant gave my library media center $500 worth of headsets and microphones needed in order to use Audacity to create MP3 files for book talks and book trailers and collaborative VoiceThread stories. This is an example of project based learning at its most powerful format. Let me transfer my tips, tricks and techniques for obtaining funding for resources over to your toolbox so you do not have to spend money for the technological materials you desperately need in your cla

Subjects:

Informational Text, Other (ELA)

Grades:

K - 12th

Types:

Grant Proposals

Black Inventors WH Questions + Vocabulary Worksheet

Created by

JRCtheSLP

Printable. 4 short stories about Black inventors and their inventions. Each short story has WH questions (comprehension + context clues) following the story. Multiple choice questions.

Subjects:

Informational Text, Reading Strategies, Speech Therapy

Grades:

3rd - 9th

Types:

Grant Proposals, Cultural Activities, Independent Work Packet

Middle School ELA Flexible Seating Classroom Design Contest

Created by

Tres Chic Teach

This document outlines the criteria for a contest to re-design the classroom using flexible seating. It can be done individually or in a group. The student(s) with the best design (won by student votes) gets to actually re-design the classroom. It is helpful to have a document with a classroom furniture inventory (either what is already in the classroom or what is intended to still be purchased for the classroom) for the students to use. The kids absolutely LOVE this project! And...if the t

Subjects:

Classroom Community, Critical Thinking, Informational Text

Grades:

7th - 12th

Types:

Activities, Grant Proposals