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Math Problem Solving (SUCCESS CRITERIA & RUBRIC embedded) PBL Topics
3rd - 8th
Math, Social Emotional Learning
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Sensory Room Editable Grant: Sensory Room Setup, "Success Starts with Sensory"
This sensory room grant was awarded and funded in 2018. I have won over $10,000 in grants for special education in my classroom and district. This particular grant was for $3,795.16 of sensory room equipment. Please note that prices change and this part of the grant will need to updated. This grant is attached as a word document to make editing it an ease. You can choose to go with the equipment requested in my grant or change it out to what your sensory room needs. This is the perfect grant
The Nervous Butterfly
The Nervous Butterfly is a heartwarming and beautifully written story that teaches young readers about courage, perseverance, and overcoming fear. Beatrice, a vibrant butterfly with shimmering wings, is afraid to fly. With the gentle encouragement of a wise ladybug named Luna, she learns that bravery doesn’t mean being fearless—it means taking small steps forward even when you’re scared. This story is perfect for read-aloud sessions, guided reading, or character education lessons. Students w
PreK - 3rd
Coloring Pages, Library Skills, Short Stories
The Moon’s Lost Light
🌙 “The Moon’s Lost Light” – A Teamwork & Kindness Story with ActivitiesBring the magic of the night sky into your classroom with “The Moon’s Lost Light”, a heartwarming, values-based story perfect for grades 1–3. Follow three friends on a quest to restore the moon’s glow by practicing bravery, kindness, and creativity. This engaging resource can be used for: Reading comprehension – Includes discussion prompts and sequencing questions Character education – Teaches teamwork, empathy, and proble
1st - 6th
Close Reading, Reading, Short Stories
Centered for Success Grant proposal
This grant was written to maintain and establish classroom centers/work stations. A local educational foundation did grant funding for this proposal. You will need to create your own budget, depending on what you need in your own classroom.
1st - 6th
For All Subjects
Department of Software Engineering
Introduction Problem Statement Scope Objective Tool and technology languages and DB Specification Hardware Requirement Conclusion
8th - 12th, Higher Education
Take Home Work Packs Grant
This is a grant that was writtend and awarded for Take Home book bags called, Tag-A-Longs. These are literacy and math focused backpacks to help students target specific skills in a fun and inviting way. In the write up is infomation about evaluation and usage. Plus a DETAILED budget. All items are from LAKESHORE.
PreK - 3rd
Balanced Literacy, Math
The Lighthouse That Learned to Listen
Teach your students the power of listening and empathy in leadership with this engaging story, The Lighthouse That Learned to Listen. Children will discover how even the strongest leaders must learn to hear others in order to truly help. Perfect for grades 1–3, this resource includes: A beautifully written story to use for read-alouds, literacy centers, or SEL lessons. Guided discussion questions to build social-emotional awareness. Printable worksheets and writing prompts (e.g., “What makes a
K - 5th
Close Reading, Reading, Short Stories
The Tiny Seed’s Big Dream
Teach your students the power of patience and perseverance with this heartwarming growth mindset story, The Tiny Seed’s Big Dream. Follow a little seed as it learns that becoming strong and successful takes time, care, and resilience. Perfect for grades K–2, this resource includes: An engaging, easy-to-read short story for read-aloud or independent reading Guided reflection questions to connect the story to students’ own dreams Hands-on activity ideas (seed planting, art projects, and journalin
K - 4th
Close Reading, Reading, Short Stories
The Shape Shifter
Step into a magical world of shapes and imagination with “The Shape Shifter”! This heartwarming story follows Shifty, a playful creature who can transform into any shape—squares, circles, triangles, lines, zigzags, and even stars. Through his delightful adventures, Shifty shows young learners that every shape has something special to offer. Perfect for introducing or reinforcing basic geometry concepts, this engaging story sparks curiosity and creativity in early learners. It helps students r
PreK - 3rd
Close Reading, Graphic Arts, Reading
Scholarship Motivation letter
This is a letter of academic aspirations and professional goals for teaching purposes. It can also be used as a sample to guide grant candidates.
11th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Anatomy, Balanced Literacy, Creative Writing
Sample Grant Proposal
Sample grant proposal with relevance to endocrinology and veterinary medicine.
11th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Science
The Cupcake Who Didn’t Want Frosting
Teach young learners the power of self-confidence and individuality with this heartwarming story, “The Cupcake Who Didn’t Want Frosting.”This resource is perfect for SEL lessons, classroom read-alouds, or character education activities. Students will learn that it’s okay to be different and that being yourself makes you truly special. What’s Included: Original short story (classroom & parent-friendly) SEL discussion questions (K–3 friendly) Printable comprehension worksheet “Design Your Own C
K - 3rd
Close Reading, Reading, Short Stories
Recharge Initiative: Intervention Program for Special Education Students
Program Mission: Provide early scholastic intervention during 9th and 10th grade for students with IEP’s to provide them with the tools to be self-sufficient scholars as they approach the realm of upperclassmen.
Program Objectives: RPWBAT offer tutoring services to students who are in need of supplemental instruction to improve their success.
RPWBAT hold academic workshops and group study sessions that will enhance prior knowledge and reinforce learning strategies.
RPWBAT introduce students t
9th - 10th
School Counseling
Writing a winning proposal to manage a conference
HOW TO BID SUCCESSIVELY FOR CONSULTANCY TO ORGANIZE AND MANAGE A CONFERENCE OR TRAINING WORKSHOP
Organizing and managing a conference or training workshop is a daunting task that requires certain competences. Many organizations fund or promote conferences or workshops and yet do not have the time or muscle to arrange and manage such events. They therefore, contract other people or organizations to arrange and manage (on their behalf) the operational activities from advertising, registration, tr
11th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Pollinator Garden Grant Outline
If you have been considering constructing a pollinator and sensory garden at your school, here is a good template to start with. Already have your grant? This allows your students to help create the donation letter that will be sent out to the community. My students enjoyed doing this and cannot wait to complete their garden!
Not Specific
English Language Arts, Science
A Typical School Day
Child psychology, how students learn, what triggers behavior and issues we do not consider are factors that affect Students and other teachers.
Not Specific
Art, Dance, Drama
Journey to Planet Giggle
Blast off to Planet Giggle, where laughter fuels rockets, and kindness saves the day! This delightful story follows Leo, Lila, and their alien friend Zuzu as they discover that only kind giggles can power the Great Giggler and keep Planet Giggle spinning. Perfect for grades 1–3, this resource helps students: Explore social-emotional learning topics like kindness, empathy, and teamwork. Practice comprehension with engaging discussion questions. Extend learning with a Giggle Fuel Jar activity to
K - 5th
Close Reading, Reading, Short Stories
AAC Playground Grant Proposal
Use this as a template to help promote communication and inclusion at your school!
PreK - 4th
Classroom Community
Grant Proposal for Science
This grant proposal was used to request additional funding and supplies for a science classroom.
Not Specific
Other (Science), Science
Place value houses to the hundred millions
Good for introducing place value of the tens, hundreds and thousands. Quick and easy .
4th - 7th
Math, Numbers, Place Value
Grade Five Longterm
Paper on Grade Five Long term, analysis of behavior and planning for student success
5th
For All Subjects
Swept under the Red Carpet
Paper on the nitty gritty issues that affect learning and the working environment.
Not Specific
For All Subjects
The Telescope That Looked Inward – A Story About Self-Reflection
The Telescope That Looked Inward – A Story About Self-Reflection and Finding Inner LightEncourage your students to look within with this inspiring SEL story, The Telescope That Looked Inward. This beautifully written short story helps children understand self-reflection, self-awareness, and emotional growth through a gentle, imaginative tale of a telescope that learns to see its own light. Perfect for Grades 3–6, this resource includes: ✨ Full illustrated story (print or digital) 🪞 Reflectio
3rd - 6th
Literature, Short Stories, Sight Words
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