This challenge is a combined effort of Kim Hannula (All of My Faults Are Stress Related), Anne Jefferson (Highly Allochthonous), and Erik Klemetti (Eruptions). We've chosen a group of projects that involve rocks, earthquakes, water, weather, soil, and other topics related to the Earth Sciences. Please help us bring earth science projects to schools in need!
Every donor thanked. Donation is tax-deductible.
Ms. S.'s Classroom
High Poverty 
Indiana
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Wild Weather!I am looking to add a Weather Science Center to my current resources. This is a great extension to support the reading intervention. You can make it possible for my students to become the next Weather...more
My students need a Weather Science Center, Weather Bingo, and Weather Activity Tub.
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Mrs. B.'s Classroom
High Poverty
Washington
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Our Home Planet: Extreme WeatherHands-on lab activities provide a multifaceted approach to learning! Students will investigate weather processes, learn to use weather instruments to gather data, and analyze their data to gain a more...more
My students need candles, a light source, gravel, salt, and goggles for hands-on weather labs.
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Mrs. O.'s Classroom
High Poverty
Utah
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Hands on Science - The Best Way to Learn!My students learn so much better when they can actually see the objects that we are talking about. I need to have a fossil finding kit that the students can use to get the real picture of discovering...more
My students need a find-a-fossil kit, and plaster of paris to make their own fossils; they need a...
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Mrs. C.'s Classroom
High Poverty
Georgia
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"Rocks, Minerals, Fossils, Oh My!"With these resources, the students would also be able to gain knowledge that they would not be able to get from a small reading section in a textbook or from studying one small rock or mineral sample....more
My students need a Classroom Rock, Fossil & Mineral Collections set, an Earth Science discovery b...
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