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Ms. Klann from Marysville WA is requesting books through DonorsChoose, the most trusted classroom funding site for teachers.

The New York Times Upfront Magazine Subscription

My students need a class set of The New York Times Upfront magazine to read during our nonfiction, main idea-focused unit of study.

  • $500 goal

Hooray! This project is fully funded

Hooray! This project is fully funded

My Students

Based on the MSP data, our 7th graders struggle with critical thinking the most off all the strands of data. Using engaging texts during the nonfiction main idea unit of study is a key piece toward improving students critical thinking skills.

My students have a rich, cultural background and are incredibly hardworking.

My students love hands-on learning and reading about characters they can relate to in some way. My students show respect for diversity and bring their own unique perspective to class discussion each and every day. While our school is very old, we make the most with what we have.

My Project

Having an engaging and well-crafted classroom text will give students the gift of enjoying what they read. Many students lose interest when reading nonfiction text, so I want to support their learning by reading full-length articles together over the course of a month. My students will be able to hone in on their skills of determining main idea, looking for an author's subtext, navigating text features, and analyzing an issue.

The New York Times Upfront classroom magazine helps educators integrate current events into the high school social studies curriculum.

Discover compelling nonfiction reading, national and international news presented for a teen audience, a history feature that connects the past to today'€™s news, an expert debate that teaches persuasive writing, and a column on ethics.

Ms. Klann
Grades 6-8

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Where your donation goes
Materials Cost Quantity Total
The New York Times Upfront, Grades 9 - 12 (min. 10 subscriptions per order) • Scholastic Classroom Magazines $9.95 33 $328.35

Materials cost

$328.35

Vendor shipping charges

 $32.84

Sales tax

 $28.73

3rd party payment processing fee

$4.93

Fulfillment labor & materials

$30.00

Total project cost

$424.85

Suggested donation to help DonorsChoose reach more classrooms

$74.97

Total project goal

$499.82

How we calculate what's needed

Total project goal

 $499.82

5 Donors

-$150.37

Donations toward project cost

-$127.82

Donations to help DonorsChoose reach more classrooms

-$22.55

match offer

-$349.45

Match offer toward project cost

-$297.03

Match offer to help DonorsChoose reach more classrooms

-$52.42

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 $0.00

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