Kids learn more about science when they get to apply it in the world around them. These projects all help get inner city kids in contact with the natural world, either by bringing insects into the classroom, or getting kids out into the wild.
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Mrs. R.'s Classroom
High Poverty 
Washington D.C.
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Nonfiction Aquarium AdventureThe Baltimore Aquarium is an incredible resource, which will enable my students to see sharks, fish and dolphins, to read the non-fiction texts to learn more about the displays, to take notes and keep...more
My students need a trip to the Baltimore Aquarium to directly observe and experience the animals ...
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Ms. D.'s Classroom
High Poverty
Illinois (Chicago)
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Net It Up!!In our tough economic times the budget for extra-curricular activities is extremely limited. Our volleyball net system is very antiquated and potentially dangerous. In order for the girls to compete...more
My students need volleyball uprights.
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Ms. F.'s Classroom
High Poverty
Pennsylvania
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"This is Boring, Ms. F!"To help my students become engaged in math, my class needs a TI-Nspire Teacher Kit. This kit will give my learners the opportunity to make the important connection between algebra and their daily live...more
My students need a Texas Instruments TI-Nspire Teacher Kit to master Algebra.
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Ms. D.'s Classroom
High Poverty
Pennsylvania
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TI-83 Calculators For Math StudentsGraphing calculators will add another level of depth of analysis and understanding to my students' Algebra, Geometry, Comparisons (Ratios), Probability, and Data Analysis Units....more
My students need 6 graphing calculators to help them with computation and data analysis.
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