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End of Year grant proposals for Gifted and Talented
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A Literature Unit for Patricia Polacco's Junkyard Wonders
This unit was made to go Patricia Polacco's book The Junkyard Wonders. Included are 18 pages of activities to challenges your students to think more deeply about the story. The unit was created with the 4th and 5th grade Common Core Standards in mind. Topics explored are theme, setting, character traits, visualizing, and many more. Writing assignments and a project idea are also included. The themes in this book would also be perfect to explore with a gifted class. Email me at ideabackpack@
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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Grant Proposal
Grant Proposal: Grant Proposal for Ar-kid-tecture using STEM activities.
Would you love to write a grant for your elementary classroom but just can’t seem to get started? This winning proposal may be just what you need to jumpstart your ability to plan, write, and carry-out an innovative teaching grant. Architecture offers a world of possibilities for classroom learning. This proposal was written for gifted and talented students in grades two through six but could be adapted as a STEM (Sci
Grades:
2nd - 6th, Staff
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Grant Proposal
Grant Proposal: Grant Proposal on Team Building
Would you love to write a grant proposal but just can’t seem to get started? This winning proposal may be just what you need to jumpstart your students’ ability to work together in problem solving challenges. Building strong peer relationships is vital to each child's development. It is the arena in which they learn to make decisions, to lead or follow, to become considerate and loyal, and to recover from mistakes. This innovative unit of stu
Grades:
2nd - 8th, Staff
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End of Year Poem
Sweet poem to your students as you wrap up the year! Send them off with a bag of items that hold a lot of meaning :)
- Includes a message from you to put on the outside of a goodie bag (and an area for you to sign)
- Includes a poem explaining the items in the goodie bag and their meaning
Grades:
1st - 10th
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$10,000 AWARDED Service-Learning Grant--Great Example to Help You Write Yours!
I wished I had an example of a grant to help me when I wrote this one. I searched and searched for a grant to use as an example; I had nothing to help me except for the county grant guru! I am proud of this and have received several since in the total amount of $11,500. I am so comfortable writing grants, I enjoy doing so as it feels like winning the lottery when awarded. I now help the county review grants.
Grades:
Staff
End of the Year Memory Page
End of the School Year Memory PageSo Long Summer, Howdy SummerHave your students complete this writing page at the end of the school year and take it home as a memory page. 1 Page- Two Versions: One with lines in the background and one without.See the preview to view the pages.You might also like:End of the School Year BundleKindergarten End of the Year AwardsEnd of the School Year AwardsKindergarten DiplomaPreschool Diploma1st-6th Grade Memory BookKindergarten Memory BookThis year has been BERR
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Grades:
K - 4th
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Marketing Plan Example
How about writing a marketing plan in lieu of a grant? After much googling on business marketing plans, I developed this one for the Canine Commandos and PetCo partnership (still awaiting response).
Grades:
K - 12th, Staff
A Letter from your Teacher on the Last Day of School Memory Bracelet and Poem
Are you looking for the perfect last week of school activity? This adorable end of the year class memory bracelet is a great way for your students to reflect on their best school memories. This poem from your teacher and craft is the perfect follow up activity to the book, A Letter From Your Teacher: On the Last Day of School by Shannon Olsen. This can be used as a craft for students to make or it can be used as an end of school year gift!IncludesEnd of Year Poem (2 size options)Planning Page
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2nd - 5th
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Gear Up for the Road! Fun First-Time Driver Activities for Kids!
Buckle Up for Fun! Free Driver's Ed Activity for Kids (No Prep Needed!)Spark student imaginations and celebrate milestones with this engaging driver's ed activity! Kids will create their own driver's licenses, design car tags, and pick out their dream ride. Perfect for brain breaks, end-of-year fun, or anytime you need a quick and educational activity – with no prep required for teachers!Earn TpT Credits & Stay Informed!Love a Resource? Share the Love! Leave feedback on paid products to earn
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