Dr. Seuss said, "I can read in red, I can read in blue, I can read in pickle color too!" My students want to be able to do things in color as well.
My students are an eager bunch of kindergartners in a Title 1 school in Tennessee.
They love learning and coming to school. They especially enjoy our student centered classroom where they participate in creative, hands-on activities that stimulate their minds.
My Project
We are requesting a classroom printer because my students and I don't have access to a printer in our room. We use a shared printer that is in another room down the hall, and it only prints black and white. Students are much more interested when the material is bright and colorful. A color printer would allow me to print materials for my students that would be engaging as well as appealing to the eye. I want to do everything I can to keep my students motivated to learn. Being able to print in color from our classroom will help me do that.
This project will serve so many purposes.
A quality color printer will make our daily kindergarten lives more interesting. We will be able to print pictures from field trips, science experiments, fun-time Fridays and more. Curriculum and workstation activities that are printed in color will be much more appealing and engaging, thus helping my students be motivated to find academic success.
More than three‑quarters of students from low‑income households
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