Projects funded in support of Bug Girl's Insect Challenge 2009!

Insects can be one of the easiest ways to fire up children's interest in nature and the outdoors.
Those of us that use insects in the classroom know that they stimulate the scientist in every kid--
"What's that?" "Why is it doing that?" "How did it get that way?"
Please join me in funding some of these great proposals!

Every donor thanked. Donation is tax-deductible.

Mr. K.'s Classroom
High Poverty

Illinois (Chicago)

My students need classroom sets of butterfly, moth, and mantis larvae.

Super Size from Lansing, MI

"Acquire a love of science, reading, art, all the noble pursuits of life, and never lose it... you will only profit in th..."

Completed Project: Mrs. K.'s Classroom High Poverty North Carolina	P.O.N.D. #3 - Purposeful, Outdoor, Nature, Discovery Updated 6 days ago
Impact Letter posted! "Please accept my sincere thanks for your generous donations to this project. My students have been tremendously eager to work in the garden. With the hand tools, they were able to work together as a..." more

Completed Project: Mrs. B.'s Classroom High Poverty North Carolina	Insects: Interesting or Icky? Updated on Jan 26, 2010
Impact Letter posted! "It's just amazing what new, high-quality materials will do for the level of enthusiasm in a classroom. I can't tell you what a difference it makes to have such nice materials for the kids to interact ..." more

Completed Project: Mrs. M.'s Classroom High Poverty Hawaii	Ethnic Garden/Sustainable Stewardship Updated on Dec 26, 2009
Impact Letter posted! "and those other kind people of the Donors Choose organization. First let me again thank each of you for your most generous donations as well as your words of encouragement! Your notes have been very m..." more