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Budget-Friendly Family Activities: A Parent’s Guide to Meaningful Memories
Budget-Friendly Family Activities: A Parent’s Guide to Meaningful MemoriesCreate unforgettable family memories—without breaking the bank! This comprehensive guide helps parents plan meaningful activities that strengthen bonds, spark creativity, and keep costs low. Perfect for busy families, parent workshops, or early childhood educators sharing resources with caregivers. Inside, you’ll discover: Practical tips for planning engaging family time on any budget. Fun, low-cost activities like backya
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Close Reading, Informational Text, Novel Studies
Pallet Gardening
I have had over 48 funded grants. This unique pallet gardening proposal was a successfully funded $4,000 grant. Students learn to garden in small spaces as they learn about herbs, vegetables and healthy lifestyles. This proposal provides full explanations on cross curriculum teaching of the unit as well. Details for building community participation and family engagement are included. The proposal outlines timelines and breaks down lessons and indicates roles of responsibility of staff, stude
PreK - 12th
Environment
The Girl Who Built a Kite from Books
✨ Inspire your students to believe that knowledge can truly lift them! The Girl Who Built a Kite from Books is a beautifully written short story that teaches the power of curiosity, creativity, and learning.📖 Perfect for:Grades 2–6 reading comprehensionGrowth mindset lessonsLiteracy week or library eventsSEL (Social Emotional Learning) and motivation discussions🎯 Students Will Learn:The importance of curiosity and imaginationThat reading and knowledge can change their livesTo see mistakes and
2nd - 6th
Close Reading, Reading, Sight Words
WINNING Grant Proposal Template - One-Week Summer Computer Camp (with Budget)
This is an editable (Microsoft Word 97-2003) copy of a WINNING ($6800) one-week summer camp grant proposal template (with budget). The highlight of our camp was allowing students to refurbish and to take home a used computer. The proposal is organized in the following manner: Executive Summary 3 The Approach 4 Program Operations 4 Program Content And Outcomes 5 HISTORhYmes 5 HISTORhYmes Goals And Outcomes 6 How To Build A Web Site 8 How To Build A Web Site Goals And Outcomes 9 How To Build A Com
PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
For All Subjects
Letter of Proposal
This is a sample document which shows the structure of a letter of proposal. It cotains the elements for a successful discourse: purpose, introduction, statement of problem, proposed solution, schedule, qualifications, conclusion, and appendices. It is specific in content, but is general in titling so that others can use as a teaching tool.
11th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Altered Art: Alterd Lives
This is a hands-on poetry project that employs 21st Century Skills.
This is a culminating project (with presentation) for a poetry unit.
Several students entered art/poetry contests in our area and one won Grand Prize.
It is a creative and fun project that forces studentst to use higher order thinking skills.
This is an award-winning $500 mini-grant proposal.
9th - 12th
English Language Arts, Poetry, Visual Arts
The Path That Split in Three
Help your students explore the power of decision-making with this engaging original story: The Path That Split in Three.In this beautifully written tale, a young boy faces three roads—Easy, Hard, and Unknown—and learns how every choice comes with its own rewards and challenges. Perfect for teaching lessons on:Choices and ConsequencesGrowth Mindset & ResilienceCritical Thinking & Problem-SolvingCharacter Education✅ Includes:Full printable story (classroom or at-home use)Writing prompts for deeper
3rd - 7th
Close Reading, Reading, Sight Words
The City That Ran on Promises
Bring character education to life with this original short story, The City That Ran on Promises. Perfect for grades 3–8, this engaging tale teaches students the importance of keeping commitments, building trust, and understanding personal responsibility through a magical city that literally runs on promises.✅ Great for SEL lessons, morning meetings, or character-building activities✅ Includes a heartwarming story + built-in discussion questions✅ Encourages students to reflect on the power of hone
3rd - 8th
Close Reading, Library Skills, Reading
The Secret Science Club Under the Stairs
Encourage young learners to embrace curiosity with this heartwarming short story! The Secret Science Club Under the Stairs follows three friends who transform a forgotten space into a world of science experiments, teamwork, and wonder.This resource includes:✅ An engaging, classroom-friendly short story (Grades 2–5)✅ A built-in moral: Curiosity sparks discovery✅ Discussion questions for critical thinking✅ Extension activity ideas (simple classroom experiments students can try)Perfect for morning
2nd - 5th
Close Reading, Reading, Short Stories
Native Australian Name Tags
Hello my name is...name tags in a beautiful Native Australian theme. There are 3 different designs to choose from. The name tags are completely editable. You choose the font that you prefer and then print them. I have no added 24 different animal name tags to match the animals in my Australian Animal Décor pack. These are apart of my Australian Animals décor bundle, so if you already own that, do not purchase this product. If you would like to purchase the décor bundle, it is available here: ht
PreK - 6th
The Time-Traveling Lunchbox
The Time-Traveling Lunchbox: A Fun History Adventure for KidsTake your students on an unforgettable journey through time with The Time-Traveling Lunchbox! This engaging story sparks curiosity about Ancient Egypt, Medieval Europe, and the future, blending imagination with real-world historical details. Perfect for grades 2–5, it’s a fantastic resource for: 🌍 Social Studies or History Lessons – Introduces key eras in a fun way. ✍ Creative Writing Prompts – Inspire students to write their o
1st - 7th
Close Reading, Reading, Short Stories
WINNING Grant Proposal Template - One-Week High-School Orientation (with Budget)
This is an editable (Microsoft Word 97-2003) copy of a WINNING ($13,725) one-week high-school orientation grant proposal template (with budget). The camp introduced our school's stakeholders (students, teachers, parents, board members, and community liaisons) to the school’s primary classroom-based "learning modes" ... • Project-Based Learning • Problem Solving • Griot’s Corner (Storytelling) • Games ... and the skills that they develop ... • Reading, Writing, Math • Discourse (Verbal & Writt
8th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
For All Subjects
Grant Proposal: Orca Sounding Hi/Lo Library {85 novels worth over $900}
As a secondary remedial reading teacher, I have struggled to find books that meet students at their reading level while keeping them engaged in the story.
I found this library of 85 hi/lo novels and immediately decided to write a grant to obtain these books: http://us.orcabook.com/productdetails.cfm?PC=8294&CategoryTile=School Resources-School Collections
Here are a few details about the set:
Orca Sounding Collection with Resource Guide
Teen Fiction for Reluctant Readers
Includes 85 different
K - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Balanced Literacy, English Language Arts, Literature
CCSS
RL.5.1
, RL.6.1
, RL.7.1
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Successfully Funded Breakfast Appliance Grant
I have had over 48 funded grants. This unique breakfast appliance proposal was a successfully funded $500 grant. Create hand on learning to last a lifetime for your students. Learn how you can incorporate fun and cooking into your classroom. Students learn to create fruit smoothies, make waffled and bake in a convection oven to foster and maintain healthy lifestyles. This proposal supports the literacy connection and the use of informational text in line with the Common Core Learning Standards.
PreK - 8th
SMARTboard Grant Proposal
This is a completed grant in which you can edit, copy, or paste information in order for you to get a SMARTboard in your classroom! The grant highlights the many positive aspects of this great technology, and explains why it should be implemented in your classroom!
(Please note, the attached budget may NOT be accurate to current costs, and you should update that section to fit your needs)
PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
English Language Arts, Math, Science
The Sandcastle That Refused to Fall
🌟 Teach the power of perseverance with a heartwarming story your students will never forget! The Sandcastle That Refused to Fall is a beautifully written, easy-to-read short story that helps children understand resilience, problem-solving, and emotional growth in a way that sticks.Through Mira’s seaside adventure, students learn that mistakes and challenges aren’t failures — they’re opportunities to grow stronger and smarter.Perfect for:✅ Grades K–3 (SEL, Reading, or Morning Meeting)✅ Characte
K - 3rd
Close Reading, Other (ELA), Reading
The Shoes That Could Dance
Bring the magic of self-belief to your classroom with The Shoes That Could Dance! This heartwarming story follows Ella, a shy child who discovers a pair of mysterious shoes that help her find confidence, creativity, and courage to dance in front of her peers. Perfect for Grades 1–3, this resource includes: A beautifully written short story with a clear moral about believing in yourself. Discussion prompts to encourage classroom conversations on bravery and growth mindset. Extension activities l
K - 5th
Close Reading, Reading, Short Stories
Classroom Teacher School Request Donation Fund Letter Templates EDITABLE
Majority of teachers use their own money to purchase materials or resources to support learning in their classrooms. We are all guilty of this, I know I am! Don't look any further... Zip up your wallet and grab these templates that will help you to seek out donations and request fundraising to support student learning and classroom resources! In this resource you will find a collection of 4 donation/funding request letter templates. You will find the templates (Word format) are editable with
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For All Subjects
Successfully Funded iPad Bullying Grant
This successfully funded grant enabled me to get two iPads for use in an anti-bullying unit. The iPads were used for viewing educational videos in building awareness about what students can do to prevent bullying and stop it in it's tracks. All you need to do is change your data. Bring your students 21st century technology without having to spend your own funds. Allow my time, energy and proven success help you to build technology resources for your students as well. Purchase of my product also
PreK - 12th
Reading
Grant Proposal for Technology Equipment (Thermal Image Camera)
Hello Fellow Educators! As a high school teacher of a low SES school district, I am all too familiar with the difficulties of locating the funding to pursue innovative opportunities for my students. I congratulate you and thank you for pursuing the same. My hope that this exemplar may be helpful to you as you navigate your own journey for external funding. This proposal was a successful endeavor of $3,999.00 to purchase a thermal image camera. Though not every school would be interested in th
9th - 12th
Earth Sciences, Physical Science, Physics
The Mirror That Showed a Hero – A Story of Inner Confidence
The Mirror That Showed a Hero – A Story of Inner Confidence (Story + Reflection + Worksheet)Empower children to see the hero within themselves! “The Mirror That Showed a Hero” is a touching SEL story about self-belief, courage, and the power of positive self-image — perfect for K–3 readers. ✨ This resource includes:Printable illustrated story page5 reflection & discussion questions“My Inner Hero” worksheet (drawing & writing activity)SEL theme: Confidence, self-esteem, and personal growthIdeal
K - 3rd
Close Reading, Informational Text, Library Skills
The Robot Who Forgot Numbers
Bring math to life with this heartwarming story about Rollo the Robot, who forgets all his numbers but rediscovers them through real-world experiences. Perfect for grades 1–3, this story teaches students that math is everywhere, and making mistakes is part of learning.✨ What’s Included:Engaging illustrated story text (PDF or printable pages)Comprehension & reflection questionsMath-in-real-life activity prompts (counting, adding, measuring)SEL focus on growth mindset & resilienceGreat for morning
1st - 3rd
Close Reading, Reading, Short Stories
EDITABLE | Grant Proposal | Listening Center or Audiobooks
♦ CLICK ON PREVIEW TO SEE SAMPLES ♦ This WINNING GRANT PROPOSAL was written in 2009 to procure a LISTENING LIBRARY full of AUDIOBOOKS worth over $1,600.Audiobooks are fantastic tools for scaffolding learning, as they lighten cognitive loads and enable students of all abilities to focus on deep comprehension. Kids love them! I wrote this grant for a private foundation, but you can either use this as is - This grant is EDITABLE with highlighted areas for you to fill in with your own information
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Balanced Literacy, English Language Arts, Reading
Healthy Family Meals Made Simple: A Busy Parent’s Guide to Nutritious Eating
Healthy Family Meals Made Simple: A Busy Parent’s Guide to Nutritious EatingTransform mealtime stress into smooth, joyful family moments with this practical guide designed for busy parents! Healthy Family Meals Made Simple provides proven tips, quick strategies, and sample meal plans to help you serve nutritious, delicious food—even on the busiest days. Inside, you’ll find: Time-saving meal prep strategies and 15–20 minute dinner ideas. A ready-to-use weekly meal planner and pantry-stocking che
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Close Reading, Informational Text, Library Skills
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