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The Market of a Thousand Smells
Take your students on a sensory journey across the globe with The Market of a Thousand Smells! This engaging short story introduces children to the beauty of cultural diversity through the universal language of food.Perfect for grades 2–4, this resource encourages curiosity, respect, and appreciation for traditions different from their own.What’s included:A beautifully written story for read-aloud or independent readingDiscussion questions to spark empathy and global awarenessWorld map activity
1st - 5th
Close Reading, Reading, Short Stories
Successfully Funded Healthy Lifestyles Grant
I have had over 48 funded grants. This proposal was a successfully funded government grant for $2,000. Funds were used to promote good breakfast habits with taste tests for students, as well as new physical education equipment. Components of the proposal include teaching nutrition and exercise awareness through a promotional kick off, health fairs and collaboration through parent engagement. This proposal provides full explanations on steps to incorporate in your proposal or ideas to branch off
PreK - 12th
Physical Education
EDITABLE | iPad Grant Proposal
♦ CLICK ON PREVIEW TO SEE PAGE 1 ♦ This WINNING IPAD GRANT PROPOSAL was written in 2011 to procure a CLASSROOM SET OF IPADS worth over $16,000.iPads are fantastic tools for facilitating learning, as they allow students to make meaning through personal choice, collaboration, participation and creativity using online digital tools or Apps. Bringing in traditional and new literacies essentially enable students to take charge of their literacy learning in ways that are meaningful to them!I wro
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Computer Science - Technology, For All Subjects, Instructional Technology
Standing Desks Grant
Would you like standing desks for you students who just cannot sit still? Standing desks incorporate movement into their classwork, leading to better focus for those kids who need it. This grant is a great framework to get started writing your grant. It includes a project overview with background knowledge and information describing how your students will benefit from standing desks. It even includes a budget section.
3rd - 8th
For All Subjects
Hot Dots Grant
The purpose of this grant was for students to become academic vocabulary masters in the classroom. This grant includes:
- A detailed description of the grant purpose
- A listing of the aligned common core standards that correlate with the grant.
- Hot Dot Cards for Synonyms, antonyms, homophones, context clues, multiple meaning words, prefixes and suffixes and math vocabulary.
The grant is in word document form making it easy to edit for personal needs.
2nd - 4th
Balanced Literacy, Math, Vocabulary
The Penguin Who Wanted to Fly
Inspire your young learners with The Penguin Who Wanted to Fly, a heartwarming story about Penny, a determined penguin who learns that soaring isn’t always about wings—it’s about discovering your own strengths.This engaging resource includes:A beautifully written story perfect for read-alouds or early readers (Grades K–2).Growth mindset and perseverance themes to spark meaningful classroom discussions.Extension activities: comprehension questions, a drawing prompt, and movement ideas.Great for s
PreK - 3rd
Close Reading, Reading, Short Stories
9 Absurd Inventions podcast
My principal came to me weeks before school started asking me if I could pick up an elective course for our huge 8th grade class. I took on the challenge as he said I could make it whatever I wanted to be, so I went with podcasts! This lesson is heavy in the listening and speaking standards while also being loose, fun, and creative. For this lesson, we listened to "9 Absurd Inventions You (Probably) Won't See On Shark Tank" by Part-Time Genius on Spotify. While the students listened, they fille
7th - 8th
English Language Arts, Other (ELA)
Also included in: Podcast Bundle
The Chair That Couldn’t Sit Still – A Story About Learning Self-Control
Bring social-emotional learning to life with this heartwarming classroom story! The Chair That Couldn’t Sit Still follows Chippy, a wiggly little chair who learns the power of self-control with the help of a student friend. Through fun storytelling, children discover simple tools—like deep breathing—that can help them calm their bodies, focus during lessons, and feel proud of their progress.Perfect for read-alouds, circle time, or SEL lessons, this story encourages:✔️ Understanding self-control
PreK - 3rd
Close Reading, Reading, Short Stories
Winning Grant Proposal for Interactive Whiteboard Games
Gamers in the Classroom: Improving Academic Skills 4 page WINNING grant proposal **Please note: item does NOT include technology, ONLY grant application to submit for your school/classroom Primary Grant Focus: Language Arts Mathematics Computer Software/Technology Grade Levels Targeted: 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th (Could also be edited for K-3 Interactive games) I was awarded this grant in 2012 and my students (and other teachers on campus) have loved using it! Item contains an editable word documen
K - 8th
English Language Arts, Instructional Technology, Math
The Nervous Knight
Step into a magical kingdom with The Nervous Knight, the heartwarming tale of Sir Timothy—a young knight who learns that true bravery isn’t about being fearless, but about facing your fears with determination. In this engaging story, students will meet Sir Timothy as he battles his fear of heights to rescue Princess Penelope from the quirky sorcerer, Barnaby the Bewildered. Filled with humor, adventure, and a powerful life lesson, this story is perfect for helping students reflect on themes of
PreK - 3rd
Close Reading, Graphic Arts, Reading
The Little Note That Traveled the World
Inspire your students with this heartwarming story about the power of kindness! The Little Note That Traveled the World follows a simple message as it journeys across continents, showing children how even the smallest gesture can create a global ripple effect.Perfect for grades 1–3, this resource includes:A beautifully written short story for read-aloud or independent readingGuided discussion questions to build empathy and social-emotional skillsWriting and geography extensions (write your own k
K - 4th
Close Reading, Reading, Short Stories
A Story About Helping Others Without Expecting Anything in Return
The Hand That Helped the Sun Rise – A Story About Helping Others Without Expecting Anything in ReturnTeach the value of selfless kindness with this touching SEL story, The Hand That Helped the Sun Rise. Perfect for Grades 2–4, this heartwarming resource encourages children to help others — not for attention, but because it makes the world brighter. What’s Inside: ✅ Original short story (illustrated or printable version) ✅ Reflection and discussion questions ✅ Writing and art worksheets ✅ C
2nd - 4th
Informational Text, Library Skills, Literature
The Umbrella That Hated Rain
This heartwarming short story, The Umbrella That Hated Rain, teaches children an important life lesson: sometimes the very things we resist can reveal our true purpose.Perfect for grades 1–3, this resource is ideal for read-alouds, SEL lessons, or independent reading.✨ What’s Included:A beautifully written short story with vivid imageryDiscussion questions to spark classroom conversationA printable activity sheet where students reflect on their own “purpose moments”Opportunities for creative wri
K - 4th
Close Reading, Reading, Short Stories
The Shoes That Danced Alone
Build confidence in your students with this heartwarming short story, The Shoes That Danced Alone. Perfect for read-alouds, independent reading, or social-emotional learning lessons, this story shows children that true confidence doesn’t come from outside—it begins within.This resource includes:A beautifully written story (great for grades 1–3)Discussion questions to spark classroom conversationA printable activity where students reflect on their own “confidence shoes”Social-emotional learning c
1st - 3rd
Close Reading, Reading, Short Stories
Middle School ELA Flexible Seating Classroom Design Contest
This document outlines the criteria for a contest to re-design the classroom using flexible seating. It can be done individually or in a group. The student(s) with the best design (won by student votes) gets to actually re-design the classroom.
It is helpful to have a document with a classroom furniture inventory (either what is already in the classroom or what is intended to still be purchased for the classroom) for the students to use.
The kids absolutely LOVE this project! And...if the t
7th - 12th
Classroom Community, Informational Text
Grant Proposal to Generate Funding for a new school course
Greetings Fellow Educators! I am pleased to bring you another successful grant proposal that I pursued to raise the funding for a Human Hereditary course at my high school. The grant was approved for $6,000 via our local Wells Fargo Philanthropic Services. I do not have the full application here, but as a heads up they will ask A LOT of questions relating to the infrastructure of your school (e.g., the school’s budget, administrative expenses, contact information of board members). You will li
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For All Subjects, Science
Leo’s Library of Unread Books
Inspire students to see books as more than just objects on a shelf with this heartwarming short story! Leo’s Library of Unread Books tells the tale of a boy who collects books but never reads them—until one rainy day unlocks a lifelong love of stories.This resource is perfect for read-alouds, guided reading, or social-emotionallearning lessons. It includes:A beautifully written short story suitable for grades 1–3Discussion questions to spark classroom conversations about the value of readingA pr
K - 5th
Close Reading, Reading, Short Stories
"La casa" (Spanish listening activity for levels A1-A2)
Estudiantes van a ver dos videos y responder a preguntas relacionadas con videos
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Spanish
Introduction to Judaism
Students are introduced to the first monotheistic religion by looking at early Jewish history. Students then do an activity using the 10 Commandments to determine how Jewish beliefs impact their lifestyle. Students are given a skeleton outline of a formal paragraph that they must fill in with their own ideas (using the regents thematic essay about belief systems).
9th
Ancient History, World History
Rigorous Music Tasks by Marzano
Need to show tasks as "rigor" or "rigorous" for professional development? Categorized by the Taxonomy of Marzano, LSI. These show a multitude of tasks in each category.
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Music
Winning Grants for Your School Notes
This file will help you make the most of the FREE PowerPoint Winning Grants for Your School. It contains text to get the most from its slides.
Winning Grants for Your School Text by Connie McKee is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
For All Subjects
Professional Practice
scenario Solution for every single problem Information Protection
7th - 12th, Higher Education
Environment, Family Consumer Sciences
OSPF Operating System
Department Of Computer Science Processing of computer
6th - 12th, Higher Education
Basic Principles, Computer Science - Technology, Science
Diario de mi proyecto PBL
Diario de Proyecto PBL sobre "Como afecta la tecnologia nuestras vidas? (editable)
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Spanish
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