My students need copy paper, lined work book paper, pencils, sharpener, scholastic books, dry erase marker, scholastic books to encourage them to read. Storage bins for the materials.
$556 goal
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Hooray! This project is fully funded
Celebrating Hispanic & Latinx Heritage Month
This project is a part of the Hispanic & Latinx Heritage Month celebration because
it supports a Latino teacher or a school where the majority of students are Latino.
My students are mainly middle school students, from grades 6 thru 8th. Their ages range from 12 thru 15 years. My students come to school to learn everyday. For that reason, I have to be prepared to teach them. We use a lot of workbook paper and copy paper in class especially for printed worksheets. Some of my students prefer to use worksheets than to be working from a textbook. Some of my students are not happy when we do not provide sufficient or acceptable materials for class. They will let us know how they feel when this happens.
Each student prefers to have his or her own materials for class.
Sharing is encouraged. They love materials that are colorful, bright and sometimes unusual. They are encouraged to learn when materials for class are placed on their desk before they get to class.
My Project
The materials requested will help my students to do better in class. They will have all resources needed. They will have the option to read scholastic books if they have completed their work. This would be most applicable to students who tend to grasp concepts easily and may be finished with their work ahead of the their peers.
The scholastic book are very colorful and informative.
These magazines has stories written by other students. These students share their opinions on current events and encourage others to participate by thinking out of the box or by just reading about topics that will improve or increase their knowledge on current events.
Some of the math problems found in the scholastic magazines are word problems. I have noticed that my students are not fond of math word problems. This is one way to help students to become more familiar with doing word problems. One will read a passage and answer the math questions. I normally do this as a whole group lesson to encourage students to read and use a mathematical interpretation to answer questions.
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