Welcome to my October 2009 Social Media Challenge Page! Please consider picking a classroom project from the list below to support literacy in high-poverty classrooms. A little goes a long way, and every supporter encourages the teachers as well as the kids!
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Ms. D.'s Classroom
High Poverty 
California (North)
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Mice Can Help Us Practice Our ReadingI would like to create an author's corner with a collection of authors that the children will love, encouraging them to read, read, and read some more....more
My students need a collection of 23 English and Spanish books by an amazing children's book autho...
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Ms. D.'s Classroom
High Poverty
California (North)
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Books: An Endless Journey to an Imaginary World, Part TwoPlease help my children learn to love to read with this amazing collection of books. I desperately need to create a library that the children will love to visit. As children read, the world is open to...more
My students need 28 interesting Spanish and English books to add to our library including book ti...
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Ms. A.'s Classroom
High Poverty
California (North)
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No Fear of Shakespeare's Romeo and JulietA set of 74 copies of No Fear Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet" offers a captivating, kid-friendly modern side-by-side translation that my 9th grade students need to read to overcome the challenge of c...more
My students need 74 copies of Romeo and Juliet (No Fear Shakespeare) SparkNotes edition.
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Ms. S.'s Classroom
High Poverty
North Carolina
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Bringing the World to StudentsWe have found that, "Time for Kids" is an excellent, kid friendly magazine and tool to bring this to our students. It is informative, meets the NC standard course of study, and most of all kids love...more
My students need 110 copies of, "Time For Kids" which will give every child one copy each.
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