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Optimizing Your School's Donations Page: A Helpful Checklist
Optimizing Your School's Donations Page: A Step-by-Step GuideUnlock the Potential of Your School's Fundraising Efforts!Are you looking to boost your school's fundraising success and engage with potential donors more effectively? Look no further! Our comprehensive checklist, "Optimizing Your School's Donations Page," is your key to creating a compelling, impactful, and highly converting donations page. What's Inside: Step-by-step guidance for improving your school's donation page.Tips for enhanc
Common Mistakes in Grant Writing
Preparing to write a grant proposal? Make sure your path to success is clear by sidestepping these frequently encountered errors. Secure your copy of this indispensable infographic today and opt for a full-color, 11x17 print for optimal results. Steer clear of these pitfalls for only $5.00!
For All Subjects
Professional Development Research Based RTI Action Plan
This Power Point instructs educators in a Professional Develpment how to compile research based intervention using Response to Intervention RTI for school improvement. It explains the use of API, STAR and CELDT and how to implement an action plan for higher test scores.
7th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Instructional Technology
Charter School Grants 2.0
Can you get a grant for that? You have an idea for a grant, or you’ve seen a grant you’d like to apply for…now what? Discover the most effective way to plan, find, and write school grants, and win more grants than you thought possible. In Charter School Grants, you will learn: Why grant makers support schools so you can tap into their underlying motivations, which means they’ll be more open to your proposal.How to find and connect with funders so you can focus your energy on the best matches, w
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Business, For All Subjects
Classroom Grants Infographic
Teachers - Do you spend too much of your own money on your classroom? Are you interested in writing a grant, but you’re worried it will be a waste of time? Use this infographic to set your goals and stay motivated as you learn to create success with classroom grants. Look for the workbook to learn more!
For All Subjects
5 Strategies to Impact Through Grants
5 Strategies for Creating Impact through GrantsComplementing the principles outlined in 'Grant Writing for Impact,' this infographic serves as a quick-reference guide to the 5 key strategies for building a sustainable grants program: Envision, Establish, Engage, Execute, and Extend. For the most effective learning experience, opt for a full-color print on 11 X 17 paper. Priced at just $5, it's an affordable investment in your grant writing success.Look for my ebook, Grant Writing for Impact, to
For All Subjects
My Experience at Space Camp- Resource for Space Camp Prospects
Space Camp was one of my favorite professional development experiences. This resource is a to be used if you are interested in attending Space Camp. The document has tips from an attendee, justification starters for a letter to your administration when seeking approval, and funding ideas.
Grant Writing for Impact Workbook
Are you ready to add grants to your school’s funding plan, but not sure where to begin?This book is a companion workbook for Grant Writing for Impact. This workbook was created because early readers asked for more. They wanted more examples, more checklists, and more guidance for planning and implementing the ideas and strategies found in the book. These tools made sense as a separate workbook, providing you with a place for developing your ideas and planning your program. The content follows t
For All Subjects
Beyond Academics: Essential Strategies for Charter School Leaders
Experts reveal how they are helping charter school leaders succeed BEYOND ACADEMICSAre you a charter school leader struggling to manage it all? Running a successful charter school is extremely difficult. Principals are often wearing two, three, or even more hats as they build and manage a successful school. Some can lean on their board for expertise, and others might have strong mentors or national organizations, but for the majority, you learn through painful trial and error. But it doesn’t hav
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Business, For All Subjects
First Year PE Blueprint (Book #1)
Your first year as a PE teacher can feel like being dropped intothe middle of a fast-paced game with no rulebook. Butdesigning a solid, engaging PE program isn’t about doingeverything perfectly—it’s about building smart systems,choosing activities that connect with your students, andshowing up with energy and intention. This guide gives you theessentials to kick off your program with confidence, clarity, andheart.In book 1 we will cover the basics:Space, Equipment, Time, and Size of Classes—or wh
PreK - 5th
For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific, Physical Education
GRANT ALERT! Fundraising 101 Ideas - ONLINE Workshop
Key Priorities Before launching into this material, it is essential to establish a basis for all types of fundraising. Many of these ideas come from professional fundraising seminars that are taught thru out the USA. • What your nonprofit does--your programs--is the highest priority for any nonprofit manager. • Fundraising is the second. Raising funds to operate your organization and its programs is very likely one of the most important activities for your nonprofit. • Many nonprofits obtai
Adult Education, Higher Education
Set Your Funding Goals
Set Clear Funding Goals for Your SchoolAre you tired of navigating the complex world of school fundraising without a clear roadmap? Look no further! Our comprehensive infographic is here to help you set funding goals that make a difference. What You'll Discover: Define Funding Goals: Gain clarity on what you aim to achieve with your fundraising efforts. Review the School's Financial Status: Know where you stand financially and make informed decisions. Analyze Past Fundraising Results: Learn fr
Teacher Tour Itinerary Salem Massachusetts
Are you a literature or history teacher looking to visit historic Salem, Massachusetts? Maybe you are attending a professional development workshop in the area, or maybe you have always wanted to go visit but you're overwhelmed with the sightseeing possibilities. If you have not already read my detailed blog post, view it here. I designed a teacher tour itinerary. I did all the research about where to stay, where to eat, what to see, when to go, and what it will cost, so all you have to do is s
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Literature, U.S. History
Start-Up Guide for School Grants
Thinking about school grants? Wondering where to start?In the Start-Up Guide for School Grants, Peggy Downs shares answers to the questions she hears most often as she works with school leaders to develop grants. Have you ever wondered: Is a grant the answer for your school?Why do grants matter?How do you find grants?What are the best grant-writing books?How can classroom grants help my school?In this book, you’ll learn the answers to these questions and more. After you read this book, you’ll h
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For All Subjects
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
Ex. Slide from my Coronavirus Social Story
****If you enjoy this one slide example, please seek out the social story in my store. I have also created an INTERACTIVE Coronavirus lesson on Google Slides on page two of my store.
PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Gifted Curriculum Challenge Grant Final Report
Most grants require a final report at the end of the school year or funding. This is the report submitted for my awarded $10,000 gifted grant.
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