Snap circuits and 3D drawing

We have a new project this week! This teacher in the San Antonio, Texas area teaches a 5th grade science class and needs resources to help explore STEM topics. The project now has 2x matching funds. Chuck Lorre Family Foundation: In honor of Season 6 of CBS’ Young Sheldon, the Chuck Lorre Family Foundation is pleased to support STEM projects.

Project #1

plan: STEM Resources to Support Future Inventors and Innovators

Means: Help provide your students with Snap Circuit Jr. Kits, Instant STEM activities, books, and other opportunities for STEM exploration.

Economic need: Ann Equity-focused schools; more than half students from low-income households;

position: Morningside Elementary School, New Braunfels, Texas

total: $736.56 (From 2x matching funds Chuck Lorre Family Foundation)

Still Needed: $296.27 ($149 from us)

Project Description by Mrs. Moreno: This year we want to offer even more STEM-focused learning opportunities. We would like to introduce a variety of STEM projects throughout the year to foster collaboration and problem-solving skills.

The skills that can be gained from a STEM education go beyond the skills needed to succeed in the STEM field, and children with diverse interests and careers entering all industries are equipped with valuable skill sets that enable them to succeed. I am preparing to put it on.

21st century skills include media and technology literacy, social skills, communication, flexibility and initiative. Other skills that can be gained through STEM education include problem solving, critical thinking, creativity, curiosity, decision making, leadership, entrepreneurship and acceptance of failure. Whatever they choose to do in the future, these skill sets will go a long way in enabling them to innovate and add value to their team.

A donation of any size can make a big difference!

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We’ve made great progress on this substantive project, but we still have weeks of work to do!

St. John, North Dakota is just a few miles from the Canadian border. A majority Native American town just outside the boundaries of the Turtle Mountain Reservation. Chippewa Turtle Mountain BandTeacher Davis wants to help 2nd graders bring their creative ideas to life using the 3D ‘pens’ they’ve seen before.

Project #2

plan: Imagination Is Neverending

Means: Give your students a creative mind, pride and self-esteem to become true makers and innovators by giving them a 3Doodler.

Economic need: Ann Equity Focus School;nEarly admission of all students from low-income households.

position: St. John School, St. John, North Dakota

total: $791.44

Still Needed: $477.91

Project description by Davis: Ideas born from free exploration are where learning happens naturally. Direct instruction is necessary, but students are more likely to enjoy addition and subtraction if they can make their own counting sticks or doodle illustrations of specific word problems. 3Doodler allows students to share their ideas in a tangible and visual way. Students’ imaginations are limitless when they use their hands to create projects to help them learn. Any idea your students have can be created with the 3Doodler Pen. My students were able to create, design and invent.

A donation of any size can make a big difference!

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Last week’s major project was completed just a few days before the deadline with a lot of support from our readers!

project #1, algorithm classroom elegance: Saunders’ Oklahoma 1st Graders (Seminole Nation) Needed Tools and Games to Improve Their Math Skills.

she writes: Thank you for your kindness. Thanks to you, we were able to bring a variety of educational tools into the classroom. These tools allow you to present your material in a variety of ways, thus accommodating all learning styles. Thank you. Thank you for making a difference in the lives of our students!

DonorsChoose developed specifications Equity Focus School explain some The school submitting the project. they Meets two criteria: At least 50% of students are Black, Latino, Native American, Pacific Islander, or Multiethnic, and at least 50% of students meet the standards of the school’s financial needs Eligible for free or discounted lunch, which is a reasonable measure. You can read more about our efforts to address long-standing inequalities in education at the link.

Founded in 2009, inoculation project By funding science, math and literacy projects in red state public school classrooms and libraries, we are countering anti-science and anti-education movements in conservative America.our conduit DonorsChoose is a crowdfunding charity founded in 2000 and highly rated by both. Charity Navigator and Better Business Bureau.

every sundaywe focus on helping to fund projects for neighborhood public A school with an overwhelming number of students from low-income households. We welcome everyone to support public school education — no money needed!

Finally, here is the list of successfully funded projects.The total for the series is 998! The Success List Diary also contains links and additional information about DonorsChoose.