Help me give my students literacy activities for small group time as well as some STEM challenges to keep them inspired in real-world science, technology, engineering, and math areas.
FULLY FUNDED! Ms. Cundiff's classroom raised $377
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My Students
The students at our school are amazing! They come into the classroom excited to learn and become involved in whatever topic that is in the plan. We have wonderful support from our parents. We have a very diverse population of students, culturally, economically, and with different learning abilities. It has become my goal to try and stay ahead of them!
Our third-grade team is challenging our students to work independently and take charge of their learning.
This is a learning concept in itself, and we are guiding them along the way.
Our students are working hard to create a solid base of education. They appreciate what they have now, and they are learning to use their knowledge to take control of their education. We love to see their excitement grow as they are introduced to new information.
My Project
Working in centers gives our students activities to work on while the teacher is busy working with small groups or 1-1 with someone who might be struggling.
The STEM Challenges for the whole year will supplement many of our science and math units, and the Literacy Passages for 3rd and 4th grade are short, but emphasize the skills that we work on as a whole group.
Many of the activities in our grade three centers have been used for several years and were handed down from previous teachers. Moving to a different school within our charter, I would like to start the school year with fresh materials and activities to inspire my students to do their best and accomplish great things.
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