Twinkle Twinkle Little Star, Organize Our Room From Afar?!
Help me give my students the most cheerful and organized therapy classroom possible. Many many children will have to be tested and treated this fall for speech and language disorders. Thank you!
FULLY FUNDED! Ms. Brown's classroom raised $185
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My Students
My students live in the 2nd poorest zip code in NYC. Some are in foster care, some live in shelters, some in government housing. They have experienced more than they should have to, but they still let joy and hope and curiosity into their little hearts every day. My 30 students range in age from 4 to 13 years old, with various learning disorders. I am their SLP and provide their speech and language therapy. My students are diagnosed with Intellectual Disability, autism, emotional disturbance, and language disorders like dyslexia. Having the materials I need to help them feel safe and engaged would go a long way in helping them meet their goals and confidence much sooner. Every child deserves a voice!
My Project
Hi! This fall, all of our students are coming back after 1.5 years of being partially or fully remote. We are also expected to have an increase in the amount of children who will need speech and language therapy. To make the transition easier, it’s important to me to make our classroom accessible, engaging, and predictable. Colorful organization with the help of these items, is a small but important part of trying to create a close to normal first day of school and successful year for my k-8 kiddos. Thank you so much!!!
Nearly all students from low‑income households
Data about students' economic need comes from the National Center for Education Statistics, via our partners at MDR Education. Learn more
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