Find It & Fund It, Volusia!
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BREAKING OUT of the NORM 
BREAKING OUT of the NORM
Turie T. Small Elementary School
I am looking to increase student engagement in reading through the use of several 'escape room' type lessons pertaining to the Florida English Language Arts Benchmarks. These breakout boxes will also be shared with the math and science teachers for engaging lessons in their rooms as well.
Language Arts - Pre K - 5
posted September 6, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
'HAY..HAY..HAY.' Shout it from the Rooftop! The Amazing HMS Garden
Heritage Middle School
Students will plant another continuation of the hay bale garden that we have successfully planted the past 6 years. This year, I plan to concentrate on more greens, such as collards and kale. We had such a huge success last year, with plants growing taller than the students! I am proud to boast that HMS Ag has one of the best gardens at any school in Volusia County. We plan to add an even larger section of sunflowers and utilizing house gutters into our garden this year to plant herbs. Hay bale gardening has proven to be extremely successful at HMS, allowing students more opportunities to plant and harvest vegetables.
Career & Technical Education - 6-8
posted September 6, 2024
10% Funded
Only $900 Needed
'It's Just Not Fair' supplies for creating an educational booth at the county fair and participation in the Tomoka Regional Science Fair for students with financial restraints.
Taylor Middle-High School
I am teaching Physical Science at Taylor and my students would like to try some real world Science Experiences. We would like to design and put together an educational booth for the County fair concerning what we are able to learn and discover about Bees and Honey. We would like to continue this venture with entering the Science Fair. This would be the first time ever entering a science fair for these ambitious 11th graders!
Stem - 11
posted September 11, 2024
0% Funded
Only $1000 Needed
'Let's Get Physical', materials for hands on Physical Science projects
Taylor Middle-High School
I would like to instill learning and make a lasting impact with physical science hands on experiments and activities for my students.
Science - 9-12
posted September 13, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
'Miam' in my Tummy (Miam is yummy in french)
New Smyrna Beach Middle School
Students will investigate different areas from around the world and how their cultures, environments, and traditions have affected their food choices. We will explore many different countries’ cuisine styles, learn about their cooking equipment, practice cooking techniques and trying new foods and seasoning. Within this study students will spend 3 weeks exploring French Cuisine, the mother of Culinary School techniques.
Career & Technical Education - 6-8
posted August 1, 2024
0% Funded
Only $560 Needed
'Take 2..Make and Take Floral Arrangements.' Our Passion for Ferns....A Holiday Treat
Heritage Middle School
The goal of this grant is for students in the Agriculture Classes, 6-8 and also FFA members to be able to make and take home a floral arrangement, made with fresh ferns and greenery from Fern Trust in Seville.
Other - 6-8
posted September 6, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
3-D Printer
Atlantic High School
Last year students in our FFEA (Future Florida Educators of America) CTSO attended the state conference where I was introduced to a 3-D printer. I was immediately intrigued and amazed at how engaging it can be for students. One of the Florida FFEA chapters had the printer and was sharing some of the ways they use it in their TEAL Academy. From that moment, I've wanted to get one for my TEAL teaching Academy students and FFEA chapter members.
Each FFEA chapter is encouraged to bring over 200 novelty items to share with other high school clubs at state conference. My goal is to have our FFEA chapter create small apples or something similar to bring and share with the other conference attendees. We plan and work on our submissions for over two months during lunch. It would be an engaging effort to make the items to pass out at our booth.
Also, in the TEAL Academy framework we have several technology standards/benchmarks that we explore and meet. Another goal of mine is to explore some creative STEM options in our classroom that complements the curriculum, fosters creativity and opens new possibilities for learning.
Career & Technical Education - 9-12
posted September 3, 2024
0% Funded
Only $1000 Needed
4th Grade Literature Circles & Book Clubs
Pine Trail Elementary School
In order to foster a love of reading, provide differentiated instruction, and offer cooperative learning, I hope to implement literature circles/book clubs into my classroom using Roald Dahl and Kate DiCamillo books.
Language Arts - 4
posted September 4, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
A Twirling Tradition
George Marks Elementary School
Students will experience rotational symmetry by observing kaleidoscopes, creating 3-dimensional collages, and decorating and assembling individual kaleidoscopes. They will make connections between science, math, and art. All fourth graders will participate as well as some students with varying exceptionalities from grades 2-5, continuing a 6 year tradition at George Marks. This tradition has been possible thanks to Futures!
Art - 4
posted September 11, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Active Learning!
Indian River Elementary School
The whiteboard top encourages students to work together to solve problems and share their answers. While the kidney shape provides a dedicated space for activities and minimizes distractions.
Language Arts - 1
posted September 6, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
AICE Classroom Novels
Mainland High School
To meet the assessment objectives of the AICE General Paper course so students are successful with End of Course exams, while meeting Florida BEST standards and excelling on their FAST exam. This also provides high-interest grade-level novels for students to read and interact with on a meaningful level that allows for thoughtful analysis and critical thinking.
Language Arts - 11
posted August 2, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
All the Things we can Grow
Longstreet Elementary School
I am implementing this project to teach students how to make a garden so they can learn how plants grow, and motivate them to eat from nature. I want to spread awareness that we can create our own foods to eat instead of eating packaged foods. Students will learn the hard work and dedication it takes to tend a garden but reap the benefits of the hard work by eating from the harvest.
Science - 3
posted September 11, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Amplifying the Sound: Upgrading the Silver Sands Middle School Jazz Ensemble Bass Amp
Silver Sands Middle School
The Silver Sands Middle School Band program is seeking funding to purchase a Fender Rumble 500 2x10' 500-Watt Bass Combo Amp. This new amp will replace our current outdated and underpowered classroom amplifier, allowing our jazz ensemble bassist to achieve a full, rich sound that complements the ensemble and enhances their overall performance.
Music - 6-8
posted August 22, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Animal Dissection for ACCESS students
University High School
The goal is to provide ACCESS students with an enrichment activity to explore body systems, see how they appear in organisms, and how these organ systems are connected.
Science - 9-12
posted August 27, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Are Seahorse Babies Really Coming From Dad?
University High School
Seahorses have such an unusual appearance but their reproductive and feeding behaviors are even more unique. Students are fascinated with unique creatures of the ocean so breeding seahorses in captivity would be an opportunity to increase engagement and student achievement by developing measurement techniques, observation skills, while learning about anatomy, reproductive and feeding behaviors unique to seahorses and their importance to marine habitats. The saltwater tank with 2 breeding pairs will enable students to make scientific observations but will also require them to monitor the water quality and habitat for them to have a healthy environment.
Science - 9-12
posted August 4, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Art is for the Birds
South Daytona Elementary School
This project encourages students to foster a deeper connection and appreciation of the natural world through studying bird life. This lesson will introduce 800+ elementary students to the work of John James Audubon and the establishment of the National Audubon Society in 1905. I will also introduce the students to the Traditional Chinese Flower-and-Bird expressionist painting style called Xie Yi.
Art - K-5
posted August 26, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Art Sketch Book Project
Pine Ridge High School
The Futures Grant would be used to implement the goal of providing sketch books, drawing pencils, erasers and pencils for PRHS art students. The long-term goals for students will be to incorporate building on knowledge, vocabulary and creative skills to make creative connections. Students will also have a place to practice and share techniques. It will be a good reference when students talk and help each other. Overall, the sketch books will be a very helpful interactive tool for students’ creative process along with making art connections to other life skills and learning topics.
Art - 9-12
posted September 11, 2024
80% Funded
Only $197.71 Needed
ART-TO-GO
Chisholm Elementary School
The goal of my program is to make life-long artists of my students by giving them the materials to work on art at home.
Art - K-5
posted August 8, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Awesome Aussie Animals
Port Orange Elementary School
Our goal is to explore Australia’s colorful culture and document, through art, the unique animals that live there. We will study the numerous biomes in Australia and explore Aboriginal dot painting.
Art - K-5
posted September 10, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Bending Light
Spruce Creek High School
To better demonstrate SC.7.P.10.2 Observe and explain that light can be reflected, refracted, and/or absorbed. Specifically to meet IB Physics Understanding that 'students should understand Snell's law, critical angle and total internal reflection.'
Science - 9-12
posted August 22, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Books for Future Bookworms
Discovery Elementary School
I am looking for class sets of specific books to assist me in helping my students broaden their interest in different genres of text. I am implementing literature circles to engage students in reading and promote collaboration. In turn, this will help them be more successful in regard to academics. If students are given the opportunity to read engaging and new books with peers, it will encourage them to continue reading outside the classroom. Knowledge is power.
My goal is for every student to “read to learn” instead of just learning to read. I want to open their minds to all different genres of text, ones they would maybe never think to read based on the title, or the illustration on the cover.
Language Arts - 4
posted July 26, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Breaking Barriers
Campbell Middle School
With the growing ELL population within our school, it is clear that our campus translator can not be everyone at once. It is time for teachers to equip themselves with the tools necessary to aid ALL students where they are and bring them to another level. 'Breaking Barriers' is an initiative that will allow our teachers to instruct the entire class while simultaneously translating for our ELL students.
Music - 6-8
posted September 15, 2024
0% Funded
Only $897 Needed
Breakout EDU Learning Kits
Tomoka Elementary School
My goal is to purchase 6 Breakout EDU kits. This will allow me to create lessons across subject areas where students use the skills we are learning to solve puzzles and accomplish a task.
Mathematics - 4
posted August 28, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Bridge the Gap
Campbell Middle School
Currently, students who do not have access to mouthpieces will either try to not participate in the classroom or will be forced to play on 'Community' mouthpieces that every class has access to. The objective is to have enough mouthpieces to have for students to participate and develop musical skills as an ensemble.
Music - 6-8
posted September 15, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Bring classroom reading to the next level
New Smyrna Beach Middle School
To provide students with headphones to assist those students who struggle with reading be successful in academics. They will have the opportunity to listen to the audio which will assist them with reading the online text book, participate in the class Nearpods, powerpoints and notes.
Social Studies - 7
posted July 8, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Bring my Sunshine
Chisholm Elementary School
The Sunshine State Young Reader Award books are adopted by the state each school year. Our school offers several incentives for our students to read these award-winning books. I want to get more SSYRA books in the hands of my 4th grade students. Every year we get the students hyped up about these new books, but they are checked out before they can get them, and they lose interest. I want to get these kids excited about reading like never before.
Language Arts - 4
posted August 30, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Building Resiliency Skills
Ormond Beach Elementary School
Implementing this resiliency program at a Title 1 elementary school will help achieve several key goals:
Improved Emotional Well-being: Students will gain skills in managing stress and coping with adversity, leading to a healthier school environment.
Enhanced Academic Performance: By fostering a supportive and stable environment, the program can reduce distractions related to personal or emotional challenges, potentially improving focus and academic outcomes.
Strengthened School Community: The program promotes collaboration and communication among students, teachers, and families, building a stronger, more connected school community.
Increased Engagement and Participation: With better coping skills and emotional support, students are likely to be more engaged in their learning and participate more actively in school activities.
Support for At-Risk Students: Targeted interventions and resources will address specific needs of students from disadvantaged backgrounds, helping to level the playing field and provide equitable opportunities for success.
Overall, the program aims to create a more resilient school environment, supporting both personal growth and academic achievement for all students.
Social & Emotional Learning - K-5
posted September 13, 2024
0% Funded
Only $396.54 Needed
Buzzing Around Our School
Spruce Creek Elementary School
My goal is to create a habitat for insects that all Spruce Creek Elementary students can observe, while learning about insects, pollination, and plants, and the importance of protecting these vital pollinators.
Science - 4
posted September 7, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Calling All Martian Colonists!: Inspiring High Schoolers with 'The Martian'
University High School
Many of our students are struggling readers, some of whom have yet to pass their required reading tests for graduation. We hope to kindle an interest in reading for our students by reading a book that meshes with our curriculum. We hope to support the work being done in the reading and ELA classrooms to help those teachers as well as our students. Research has shown that utilizing novels from other subjects enhances learning and improves comprehension for students.
We specifically chose The Martian for its look into a possible future. We live just outside the Space Coast, an area which is seeing a rebirth and has considerable resources pouring in for the foreseeable future. The question of when we will send a human to Mars could be resolved within our student’s lifetime. The Martian doesn’t just focus on the astronaut Mark Watney, who is not only a botanist by trade but also an engineer, it also focuses on how many people from all different backgrounds work together to help him survive. When we read the Martian we plan on discussing various ways humans can be a part of the space program, not just as astronauts and not just at NASA.
There are countless news stories about companies going into space (look at how much time Boeing has been in the news recently and the debates that have been brought up regarding their program alone!). It is relevant, it is going to affect their lives, and it could inspire them to a future they didn’t think existed or possible.
Science - 11
posted September 14, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Case the Colors
Mainland High School
SS.8.CG.2
Teach our cadets about proper respect for the flag and patriotism by performing color guards at numerous venues.
Career & Technical Education - 9-12
posted August 30, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Ceramics is Fired Up and Kil'n It at Taylor Middle High
Taylor Middle-High School
I am implementing this project because I want my students to understand the process of Raku Firing. Raku firing is an ancient Japanese ceramics technique, dating back to the 16th century, that creates a unique finish to your pottery pieces. The Raku method is a lot quicker than the typical kiln fire that takes up to 24 hours between heating and cooling, the Raku method takes 2-3 hours. The ceramic pieces are pulled from the kiln when they are still glowing red and placed in a metal container filled with sawdust or newspaper. The oxygen begins to get smothered out and that is where the fun stuff happens, creating various colors on the clay pieces where the glaze was, if no glaze was applied it stays matte black. I need specific materials such as: glazes made especially for this technique, metal trashcans, safety helmets, long metal tongs, and wash bins which students will use when they participate in a Raku firing.
Art - 9-12
posted August 5, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Content Based Room Transformations to Heighten Engagement and Promote Mastery of Skills
Spruce Creek Elementary School
Our team of 3rd grade teachers are seeking funding for exciting classroom transformations aimed at teaching 3rd grade Reading, Writing and Language Arts Florida BEST standards.
Language Arts - 3
posted July 24, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Cooking Around The World
New Smyrna Beach Middle School
Students will investigate different areas from around the world and how their cultures, environments, and traditions have affected their food choices. We will explore many different countries’ cuisine styles, learn about their cooking equipment, practice cooking techniques and trying new foods and seasoning. Within this study students will spend 3 weeks exploring Asian Cuisine within the 3 regions, South West, North East, South East
Career & Technical Education - 6-8
posted August 1, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
COSMOS - Creating Outstanding Students Through Mentorship and Support -Mentoring Program
Galaxy Middle School
Last year, Galaxy Middle School's administrative and counseling teams joined forces to mentor students. They successfully reached twelve students identified through the Early Warning System (EWS), but each staff member worked independently using their own expertise to mentor their assigned students. Our goal for this year is to reach a larger number of EWS students through a more systematic and consistent mentoring approach. Ms. Stemberger LaRussa and I collaborated over the summer to create a “playbook” for mentors. This year, approximately 40 staff members are volunteering to mentor 50 EWS students. Our aim is for these students to feel supported, cared for, and connected to someone on campus. The COSMOS program directly supports our School Improvement Plan (SIP) goal by helping students achieve academic success.
Other - 6-8
posted September 14, 2024
0% Funded
Only $885.69 Needed
Counseling Curriculum - Guidance Lessons, Small Group Counseling, and Data Tools
Sweetwater Elementary School
My goal is to for the students in my school to build relationships while making learning gains.
Social & Emotional Learning - K-5
posted August 28, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Counting Change: Enhancing Math Skills Through Real-World Money Tools
Champion Elementary School
The goal of this project is to provide students with hands-on tools, like cash register drawers, to help them learn and practice different ways of working with numbers, including place value and representing numbers in various forms using real-life money concepts. By using these tools, students will develop a better understanding of counting, making change, and handling money in practical situations, while also deepening their understanding of place value.
Mathematics - K-5
posted September 15, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Crazy for Chickens
New Smyrna Beach High School
New Smyrna Beach High School plans to achieve the following goals with our poultry project: To teach our students about raising food animals by educating them about the entire process of raising the animals and delivering food to the consumer’s table.
Career & Technical Education - 9-12
posted July 18, 2024
0% Funded
Only $998.7 Needed
Creating Engineering Magic
Tomoka Elementary School
Students will employ a variety of problem-solving techniques, design processes, and critical thinking skills to create solutions for complicated real-world problems. I am looking for open-ended and loose part materials to support the design, invention, building, and exploration of intricate STEM, engineering, and project-based learning concepts.
Stem - 3
posted August 24, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Creation Station – Where Creativity Meets STEAM
Ormond Beach Middle School
The goal of this grant is to create a 'Creation Station' in the middle school art classroom, a space designed to foster creativity and enhance artistic skills through hands-on learning opportunities. This station will include STEAM-based resources such as games, puzzles, kinetic sculpture kits, and 3-D pens, providing students with tools to explore creative thinking beyond traditional pen and paper. By introducing new mediums and interactive activities, the Creation Station will encourage students to think in innovative ways, unlocking their creative potential and broadening their artistic abilities.
Art - 6-8
posted September 9, 2024
70% Funded
Only $211.93 Needed
Criminal Justice Uniforms & Required Equipment
Silver Sands Middle School
Provide students with an actual practical application of their academic learning into real life situations. Further, to incorporate the third primary learning style of kinesthetic learning into the student's curriculum. Thereby, increasing the student's comprehension and mastery of skills taught within the course.
Other - 6-8
posted September 14, 2024
0% Funded
Only $1000 Needed
Cross-Curricular Puppet Production
Freedom Elementary School
The goal of this project will be to offer a comprehensive and engaging learning experience, merging visual arts with language arts. By providing the necessary materials and resources, we aim to enrich our students’ educational journey, encouraging them to explore their creativity and develop essential skills in a fun and interactive way.
Art - K-5
posted September 7, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Cuda Care STEAM Stations
New Smyrna Beach High School
The primary goal of this project is to introduce preschool students to the fundamentals of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM) through hands-on, engaging activities. By exposing children to these concepts at an early age, we aim to foster their natural curiosity, problem-solving skills, and creativity, laying a strong foundation for their future academic and personal growth.
Stem - Pre-K
posted June 4, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Culinary technology support
River Springs Middle
I am excited to implement a project to equip my classroom with headphones and a color printer to enhance our online learning experiences and community engagement. The headphones will allow students to participate fully in online activities such as Nearpod, a interactive learning platform that requires individual headsets. Additionally, the color printer will enable students to print materials in color for various projects, including menus, advertisements, brochures, and other items they create. As our class is actively involved in various school and community fundraisers, the color printer will be a valuable asset in producing high-quality, eye-catching materials that help us promote our events and raise awareness for our causes. This project aims to provide students with the tools they need to succeed and engage more effectively with their learning, while also fostering a sense of community and teamwork.
Career & Technical Education - 6-8
posted August 4, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Dashing Over to Dash
Freedom Elementary School
My goal is to enhance the STEM education of K-5 students by acquiring two Dash robots. These robots will be integrated into a structured curriculum designed to foster interest in STEM subjects, develop critical thinking and coding skills, and provide hands-on, interactive learning experiences. Success will be measured through increased student engagement, improved coding proficiency, and positive feedback from both teachers and students.
Stem - Pre K - 5
posted August 25, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
DeLand Agriculture Raised Garden Beds
DeLand High School
The goal of this grant is to purchase raised bed materials for the DeLand High School Agriculture Program.
Career & Technical Education - 9-12
posted September 11, 2024
0% Funded
Only $990 Needed
Deltona High School Blue Brigade
Deltona High School
My goal in this program is to assist students in understanding the professional nature of band and how that relates to the real world. I always want them to have the necessary materials to be at their best and this grant would be able to assist with that.
Music - 9-12
posted August 12, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Digital Display Microscopes
Atlantic High School
To purchase High-Definition Digital Display Microscopes for examining trace evidence and fingerprint comparison. These Digital Display Microscopes will provide the students with the ability to view small trace evidence such as hairs, fibers, tool marks, ballistic impressions and make fingerprint comparisons from fingerprint lifts found on a crime scene.
These Digital Display Microscopes are real-world crime scene tools used in the industry to view trace evidence and make fingerprint comparisons.
By the nature of these Digital Display Microscopes, they can be used by more than just 1 student at a time and will be used as a class set. The purchase and use of these Digital Display Microscopes are in alignment with the State of Florida Department of Education standards and benchmarks for Criminal Justice Operations 3, these kits enable students to:
Process a mock crime scene (Standard 22.15)
Identify focal points of fingerprints (Standard 23.02)
Other - 9-12
posted August 15, 2024
0% Funded
Only $991.08 Needed
Discovering and Inventing with STEM Boxes
Tomoka Elementary School
I plan to implement a project for Science and Math exploration/discovery time. I intend to create “STEM” activity boxes. Student STEM boxes will include materials needed to complete twelve (or more) discovery activities which involve Science and Math learning. Most of the materials contained in the STEM boxes are reusable and therefore, can be used for future classes. Kits will be stored in one classroom, but available for other third grade teachers to implement in their own classrooms.
Stem - 3
posted September 13, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Document Cameras and Large Whiteboards to Display Mathematical Problem-Solving and Enhance Collaborative-Learning Engagement
Deltona Middle School
To provide Document Cameras to DMS Math teachers to more clearly demonstrate how to work out Math problems in multiple representations and collaboratively (aligning to our MTR.K12.1.1 and MTR.K12.2.1, by their classroom teacher-examples, as well as to project student-work examples to the class to promote peer instruction, engagement, and learning-teamwork. Whiteboards for the classroom wall will also be purchased as an additional way to demonstrate mathematical problem-solving by both student and teacher visual representations.
Mathematics - 6-8
posted September 11, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
ELA Performance & Accountability Leadership Program
New Smyrna Beach Middle School
Based on the Danielson Framework, under Domain 2 (the classroom environment), and the component managing student behavior: The goal is to increase accountability, academic gains, and leadership in the ELA classroom that will not only positively impact the students educationally but also encourage high standards of leadership, citizenship and character. The program will improve student engagement while rewarding positive behavior that decreases negative or disruptive undesired behavior. The result will create a better educational learning environment that will be carried throughout their academic career.
Language Arts - 8
posted August 11, 2024
0% Funded
Only $1000 Needed
Electric Percussionist- Lets digitize the mallets
New Smyrna Beach Middle School
To provide a Pearl Malletstation digital keyboard to our Jazz students for class and performance
Music - 6-8
posted August 15, 2024
0% Funded
Only $1000 Needed
Embroidery is Awesome
New Smyrna Beach Middle School
The goal of this grant is to acquire two Brother SE700 embroidery machines to enhance our middle school's STEM program. These machines will provide students with hands-on experience in digital design, textiles, and technology, fostering creativity, technical skills, and problem-solving abilities. By incorporating the embroidery machines, students will learn to translate their digital designs into real-world products, enhancing their understanding of engineering, math, and art. These tools will empower students to explore modern crafting techniques, encourage teamwork through group projects, and prepare them for future opportunities in design, technology, and entrepreneurship.
Stem - 6-8
posted September 13, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Engagement Rich Student Indoor Greenhouse Lab
Mainland High School
The goal is to empower students with the knowledge and ability to create a more sustainable environment while producing agriculture via indoor greenhouse. Creating a classroom model demonstrating certain benchmarks while bringing pride and excitement.
Science - 9-12
posted August 19, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Enhancing Algebra I Honors Education Through Digital Writing Tablets
Heritage Middle School
As a dedicated math educator at Heritage Middle School, I am committed to providing my students with the tools they need to succeed in an increasingly digital world. I am seeking funding to equip my Algebra I Honors classroom with individual digital writing tablets. These devices will enhance student engagement, foster interactive learning, and allow for personalized instruction, ultimately improving student outcomes in mathematics.
Mathematics - 7
posted August 9, 2024
51% Funded
Only $485.42 Needed
ESE-Multi Sensory and Hands on Art Centers
Edgewater Public School
To actively include low performing students with hands on engagement. Increasing classroom instruction with a variety of exciting and engaging centers.
Art - Pre K - 5
posted September 4, 2024
0% Funded
Only $600 Needed
Every Day Counts: Celebrating Attendance Success
Champion Elementary School
The goal of this project is to improve student attendance by creating a reward system that encourages and celebrates consistent school attendance during the third and fourth quarters. By recognizing students who demonstrate regular attendance, we aim to foster a positive school culture, increase academic engagement, and emphasize the importance of being present in the classroom. Through this initiative, we hope to motivate students to prioritize attendance, ultimately leading to improved academic outcomes and overall student success.
Other - K-5
posted September 15, 2024
0% Funded
Only $1000 Needed
Exploring Light and Value in Art and Science
Freedom Elementary School
To have students experiment with light and color to engage in innovative art projects that inspire imagination and creativity.
Art - Pre K - 5
posted September 7, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Fiber Arts
Orange City Elementary School
The goal of this project is to encourage my students' exploration of the Fiber Arts. They will crochet, sew, and weave, and they will learn the historical context for appreciation of the techniques.
Many of my fifth and fourth graders have expressed a strong interest in crochet. Some of my students have already taught themselves and are excited to share their skills. However, we have depleted our yarn stores, and we only have a few crochet hooks. With this grant, my students will be able to learn to crochet.
My students also enjoy sewing stuffed animals and puppets, but last year our scissors were not up to the job, and though the students persevered, there was frustration with the tools. With this grant we will be able to design and create creatures with felt and other fabrics.
With this grant, the younger students will have the yarn and looms to learn to weave. Creating a small tapestry or doll’s blanket is always a favorite activity.
Art - Pre K - 5
posted September 13, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Fiddler Crab Ensemble
Seabreeze High School
Seabreeze High School and the Ormond Beach/Daytona Beach Community has a long-standing tradition of string excellence, even performing in London, England at St. John Smith's Square in 2019, but this tradition is no longer sustained by elementary and middle school feeder orchestras and beginning strings programs on the East side. Ormond Beach and Hinson middle schools no longer offer orchestra classes and no elementary string ensembles are currently available in the neighboring area.
The goal of our 'Fiddler Crab Ensemble' is to sustain the providing of high-quality string education to our community's students by expanding Seabreeze High School's string educational outreach to include neighboring elementary and middle school students who are interested in learning a string instrument. Currently, students who are zoned for elementary and middle schools that feed Seabreeze High School must wait until high school to begin public school provided string education.
Seabreeze has already started a free afterschool string program for any interested K-12 students that meets Monday nights from 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM. We are fortunate to report that with minimal advertisement, we no longer can accept new students to our program because we do not have any more instruments in working condition of appropriate size for elementary and middle school students.
Music - K-12
posted September 5, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Finstatic Aquarium Supplies for Aquaculture Students
DeLand High School
Aquaculture is a new program at DeLand High School. Students will be learning the basics of aquarium/ fish keeping in order to understand the overarching concepts of recirculating aquaculture. Because Florida is the #1 producer of aquacultured ornamental (i.e. aquarium) fish in the United States,
the supplies used from this grant will allow students to gain valuable hands-on experience that could connect them to this $175 million per year industry.
Stem - 9-12
posted August 28, 2024
0% Funded
Only $1000 Needed
Fit For Life III
Holly Hill School
The goal of this grant is to get kids active during physical education class while meeting our fitness components and physical education standards. The physical fitness components addressed in this grant include cardiorespiratory endurance and muscular strength, and muscular endurance. The standards focused on include movement competency (locomotor skills), lifetime fitness, and responsible behaviors. Students will also improve their physical ability and develop teamwork skills while working with their peers.
Health/P.E. - Pre K - 5
posted September 10, 2024
50% Funded
Only $500 Needed
Flexible seating
Starke Elementary School
My goal is to provide flexible seating options in my classroom to meet the needs of different learning abilities. students are significantly more engaged in learning when they have choices with regard to seating. Flexible seating can provide important sensory stimulation that helps improve posture and increase focus and attention.
Other - Pre-K
posted September 13, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Flexible Seating For Small Classroom
Coronado Beach Elementary School
By implementing flexible seating in my classroom, I will be able to meet the needs of all different types of learners. Being a teacher for over 15 years has proven to me that every single student learns differently and there is no one student alike. Students require different options for seating in order to be able to focus and maximize their learning potential! Currently all that is provided to me is 25 hard traditional style metal chairs with zero other options.
Language Arts - 2
posted July 13, 2024
0% Funded
Only $774.84 Needed
Forensic/Crime Scene
Silver Sands Middle School
Provide students with an actual practical application of their academic learning into real life situations. Further, to incorporate the third primary learning style of kinesthetic learning into the student's curriculum. Thereby, increasing the student's comprehension and mastery of skills taught within the course.
Other - 6-8
posted September 15, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Full STEM Ahead:Reading with STEM
Turie T. Small Elementary School
Standards: ELA.K.F.1.1: Demonstrate knowledge of the basic concepts of print.
ELA.1.F.1.3: Use knowledge of grade-appropriate phonics and word-analysis skills to decode words accurately
The goal of this project is to have students learn and build letters of the alphabet and CVC and CVCe words using LEGO boards and LEGO bricks within the next four months.
Stem - K-5
posted August 29, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Galaxy 'Future Chefs of America' Culinary Program
Galaxy Middle School
My goal as the teacher want to challenge our students to incorporate labs that will allow them to prepare dishes in food labs that will encourage them to have a better understanding of the skills of culinary with fine dining.
Preparing Future Chefs of America
Career & Technical Education - 6-8
posted September 6, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Game On for Math: Boosting 4th Grade Skills with Engaging Board Games
Champion Elementary School
The goal of this project is to utilize math board games to reinforce critical mathematical concepts such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, and problem-solving skills. We aim to increase student engagement, motivation, and overall math proficiency by incorporating play-based learning.
Mathematics - 4
posted June 9, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Glowing Knowledge Boost
Ormond Beach Middle School
The purpose of the project is to inspire our students to do math in a fun way. A day activity where students practice mathematical problems, FL standards, real world problems, while the world glows around them.
Mathematics - 6-8
posted September 14, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Handbell Experience!
Starke Elementary School
To use classroom instruments to demonstrate knowledge and understanding of rhythmic and melodic notation, how to work together with peers to perform for an audience, and how to evaluate personal performance within a group setting.
Music - Pre K - 5
posted September 4, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Harmony Holders
New Smyrna Beach High School
Be able to store our music stands and chairs effectively allowing for better organization and use of space within our Band room. This is necessary for being able to host events, concerts, transport equipment for out of school events, and to keep our space organized.
Music - 9-12
posted September 10, 2024
0% Funded
Only $820 Needed
Headphones for Students
Deltona Middle School
To provide earphones to MS Reading teachers for students to be able to hear the audio of texts that they are reading for assignments, to promote reading fluency, vocabulary, reading comprehension, student participation, engagement, and learning.
Language Arts - 6-8
posted September 15, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
How exercise helps your heart and your mind
Riverview Learning Center
To provide multiple opportunities for students to be physically active and put them on a path to better physical, heart and mental health.
Heart Health - K-12
posted August 13, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Hula-Hoopin King and Hula-Hoopin Queen
Holly Hill School
The goal of this grant is to get kids active during physical education class while meeting our fitness components and physical education standards. The physical fitness components addressed in this grant include cardiorespiratory endurance, core strength, and improve balance and flexibility. The standards focused on include movement competency (locomotor skills), lifetime fitness, and responsible behaviors. Students will improve their physical ability and develop teamwork skills while working with their peers. Finally, students will learn how to use timers in various activities which will increase their math skills.
Health/P.E. - Pre K - 5
posted September 10, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
I am a Creative Problem Solver
Chisholm Elementary School
*Learn how to apply the principles of science and math to the design everyday items.
*Encourage hands-on learning and experimentation in science and engineering.
*Become creative problem solver.
Stem - 3
posted June 13, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
I Scream, You Scream, We All Scream for STEAM!
Indian River Elementary School
STEAM manipulatives and centers play a crucial role in the classroom, offering a wealth of benefits for student’s development and learning. Here are some reasons why we would like to incorporate these STEAM manipulatives and centers into our classroom:
1. Problem Solving: Building toys encourage problem-solving skills. Children learn to plan, experiment, and find solutions as they construct and deconstruct structures.
2. Imagination: Through building, children can follow their own plans or collaborate with peers to create something beyond their individual imagination. It fosters creativity and innovation.
3. Self-Expression: Blocks and other building materials provide avenues for self-expression. Dual language learners can explore and demonstrate their understanding across languages.
4. Mathematics: Concepts like length, measurement, comparison, number, symmetry, and balance are practiced during block play. It’s a hands-on way to reinforce mathematical skills.
5. Continuity and Permanence: Block creations can stand for an indefinite period, engaging spatial sense and motor abilities.
6. Creativity: Children freely combine and recombine loose parts, fostering creativity. The open-ended nature of building materials allows for endless possibilities.
7. Science Exploration: Blocks provide opportunities to test hypotheses and build scientific reasoning. Children learn through hands-on experimentation.
Stem - K
posted September 10, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
I will draw, You can write. Together we can create a story
Spruce Creek Elementary School
To use the writing process to develop, write, revise, proofread, illustrate, and publish children’s books for a real audience, and then to deliver them to that audience – selected group of artists are the kindergarteners at Spruce Creek Elementary school, selected authors are the fifth graders at Spruce Creek Elementary school. Both groups of students will manage, create, and self-reflect thought the entire process. The kindergarten students will create a fictitious creature, fifth graders will create a storybook based on that creature. Once the books are complete, 5th graders will present the books to the kindergartners. By allowing students to write, publish, and read their book to the younger student, they are effectively teaching that student their story. It also offers a chance for students to give back to the school and form relationships with younger students at school.
Language Arts - K-5
posted August 14, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Ice Cream Maker
Mainland High School
My goal is to cover the following state standards. CUL1- 4.0- use of commercial tools/ equipment, CUL 2- 11.0- present food items to meet creativity aspects, CUL 3- 17.0- apply scientific principles in cooking/ baking, CUL 4- 27.0- explore trends in marketing
Career & Technical Education - 9-12
posted July 18, 2024
0% Funded
Only $865 Needed
If they SEE it...they can BE it.
Creekside Middle School
The Creekside AVID program aims to empower students by showcasing opportunities awaiting them in the future and opening doors along the way. Our goal is to engage our AVID students with the authentic learning experience of touring a college campus. We believe that if they can SEE it, they can BE it.
Career & Technical Education - 6-8
posted September 11, 2024
0% Funded
Only $900 Needed
In-club Practice Stations for Practical, New and Build Events
Spruce Creek High School
Spruce Creek High School’s Science Olympiad Program is dedicated to providing opportunities and experiences for students who cannot partake in such activities in registered classes, and those who wish to take STEM a step further. One of our goals is to make the Science Olympiad as accessible as possible, as a student’s passion for STEM-based subjects should not be influenced by their financial situation. To enhance the quality and degree of preparedness for our competitions, we seek funding to allow the practice for students wishing to participate in events they are interested in.
Science - 9-12
posted September 14, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Inclusivity Wins
Chisholm Elementary School
Our goal is to have a range of equipment that helps to benefit all modalities and behavior types in their quest for having fun while learning about physical fitness.
Health/P.E. - K-5
posted August 9, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Inkspiration
Spruce Creek High School
We all know that grammar can be super boring (both to learn and to teach), and we’re avoiding it as much as possible by focusing more on conversational, practical, and repetitive classes. However, some simple rules that can be summarized in short phrases help correct mistakes I’ve seen my students 'dragging' with them over the years. I never get tired of repeating them, and I never will. But I believe it would be very valuable to find fun ways to help my students remember those little rules that make a big difference.
World Languages - 9-12
posted September 7, 2024
0% Funded
Only $1000 Needed
Interactive Read Aloud
Chisholm Elementary School
The goal for this classroom grant is to create an immersive reading experience for students. This will fortify their comprehension, fluency, and love for reading.
Language Arts - 3
posted September 15, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
It's a Bug's Life
South Daytona Elementary School
The purpose of this project is to have students continue to develop their understanding of nature through the study of insects. This lesson will introduce 800+ elementary students to the work of Raku Inoue who is a multidisciplinary sculpture artist. I am planning to use a variety of media to make different types of insect art projects.
Art - K-5
posted September 9, 2024
0% Funded
Only $999 Needed
It's Not All Fun and Play-DOH!
Indian River Elementary School
I know a lot of teachers use Play-Doh the first few weeks of school to help teach routines and procedures and to get some of the first week assessments done. It is an activity students are already familiar with, can use without any specific instructions, and used for any relating subject topic. I would like to implement more use of playdoh in my classroom and across Kindergarten as a grade level. Playdoh helps develop fine motor skills that a lot of the incoming kindergarten students are lacking due to lack of school exposure. They may also be lacking these skills because playdoh, pencils, crayons, and scissors may not be accessible in their home. Playdoh can encourage creativity and imagination along with social skills. Playdoh allows children to communicate about what they are making, asking for a tool another student has to share, and building relationships with one another.
Language Arts - K
posted September 10, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Keep Clam and Mussel On: Recirculating Aquaculture System Maintenance
DeLand High School
For its inaugural year, DHS Aquaculture has been awarded a large aquaponics Recirculating Aquaculture System (RAS) through a partnership from the University of Florida and the Florida Deprtment of Agriculture. This request is for materials to maintain a culture of hard clams and salt resistant flora in the professional grade RAS at DeLand High School.
Stem - 9-12
posted August 28, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
La Familia y la Casa-Celebrating Hispanic holidays and Traditions
Deltona Middle School
The goal is to ensure that the student learns through games, and team interaction, learns to socialize and work as a team through cultural projects, and that each student is impacted positively in this course full of different cultures and can compare and appreciate their own.
World Languages - 6-8
posted June 6, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Learn and Play in Pre-K
Timbercrest Elementary School
My goal is to help the students with connection, attunement, self-regulation, separation anxiety, promote trust, cooperation, empathy, appropriate social skills and reduce power struggles and stress. While working towards their speech/language goals and florida curriculum standards.
Special Needs Students - Pre-K
posted September 13, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Learn Geometry next to an actual tree. A-corny way to learn. Get it?
Taylor Middle-High School
Using the lines made by ropes, paint, and hoola hoops, students will cement the rules of transversals and parallel lines in an interactive environment. Ropes can also be used for triangle lessons along with a rolling tape measure. Hula Hoops can be used in different sizes for circle lessons.
Mathematics - 6-8
posted June 5, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Learning Together: Creating a Classroom for Inspiration & Inquiry
Sweetwater Elementary School
Help students work in a conducive space to learning, in which they are provided with all the materials they need to succeed. After three years as an Academic Coach, I am going back into the classroom. Over the past few years, I have given away all of my existing classroom supplies to new teachers. As I reenter the classroom almost completely empty handed, I also venture into the world of Elementary for the first time. My goal is to rebuild my classroom tailored to my new elementary demographic.
Language Arts - 4
posted August 1, 2024
24% Funded
Only $698.77 Needed
Learning With LEGOS
Atlantic High School
The goal is to increase engagement and communication skills in students by providing them hands-on experiences through the use of Lego sets to retell stories. According to the Division of Early learning, reading books and telling stories are important ways to support young children’s communication and language skills. Children need to have opportunities to practice communication skills in many interest areas in their learning environment. Children communicate and interact with adults and peers during unstructured play, participation in simple scientific inquiry experiments, painting and creating art, and asking and answering questions about their exploration and discoveries in their environment.
Stem - Pre-K
posted August 30, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Legacies: Celebrating Black Artists during Black History Month
Palm Terrace Elementary School
Using special art materials, the young artists of Palm Terrace Elementary will emulate and learn about the legacies of two extraordinary black artists. They will become familiar with the work of Jean-Michel Basquiat, and Alma Woodsey Thomas. Students will learn that the son of Haitian immigrant created paintings that sell for $110.5 million in today’s art market. And they will be taught that a retired 30-year veteran art teacher created a new painting style that had never been seen before. Becoming acquainted with how these two black artists rose to the top of the art world will instill pride, inspire students to chase their dreams, and provide reassurance that all things are possible.
Art - K-5
posted September 11, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Let go of your burdens and embrace the ability to change and grow.
Riverview Learning Center
The demographic of students we serve at Riverview Learning Center have problems with self-worth and more times than not have experienced some type of bullying or trauma. They struggle to express their emotions and need to have a positive outlet to do so. It is paramount that they can see how with time and hard work they can grow into stronger individuals.
Science - K-12
posted September 13, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Let's Have a Moment of Science
Enterprise Elementary School
The goal of this grant is to provide the 5th grade students of Enterprise Elementary with the equal opportunity to showcase their understanding of scientific concepts through project-based learning.
Science - 5
posted September 2, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Lights On With Solar
DeLand Middle School
This unit/project will help to educate middle school students in electrical concepts and the importance of solar energy.
Career & Technical Education - 6-8
posted August 22, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Lights, Camera, Action!
Deltona High School
Our Film Club is in our 3rd year and has grown! We have been creating short films and are now in need of professional camera equipment.
In addition, we are hoping to create light projections and purchase additional lights for our mainstage musical, The Addams Family.
Lastly, I recently attended a professional development for lights through Volusia County and would like to purchase lights to support our technical lights lesson in our Honors Class.
Other - 12
posted August 27, 2024
80% Funded
Only $200 Needed
Listening ears please
Turie T. Small Elementary School
School supplies are needed. The elementary school I teach at is in a poverty area and school supplies are not purchased by the parents often. This money will provide the opportunity for all of my students to have the things they need.
Language Arts - 1
posted July 9, 2024
0% Funded
Only $994.63 Needed
Literacy Kits to Support Struggling Readers
Spruce Creek Elementary School
The goal of this grant is to support struggling readers by providing exciting, engaging and valuable literacy practice tailored to specific needs for use in class and at home.
Language Arts - 3
posted July 27, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Literary Lab
Volusia Online Learning
To provide a literacy learning lab with flexible seating for students on our campus. Using Best State Standards ELA.10.C.2 and ELA 10.C.3 for writing and ELA. 11.R.1 and ELA. 11.R.2
Language Arts - K-12
posted August 8, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Living in a 3-D world
Manatee Cove Elementary
In year 1, students create simple projects, as together we learn the technology and mechanics.
Beginning in year 2 (earlier if students are ready), we will move to creating designs that will be solutions for real-world situations or models for expressing content examples (i.e. the main character in an ELA assignment, an invention from a social studies lesson, a simple tool from science, manipulatives for math, etc.).
Stem - Pre K - 5
posted July 18, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Lock Me In, Lock Me Out - I'm Learning Science-East
Mainland High School
Make learning, review and processing of biology and environmental benchmarks easy to understand and use in order to increase academic achievement. For Biology, Benchmarks SC.912.L.18.1 and SC.912.N.2.1 will be covered. Environmental Science Benchmarks SC.912.17.6 and SC.912.N.1.1 will be impacted. This grant will give 3 high schools on the East side of Volusia County full access to a class set of breakout boxes.
Science - 9-12
posted August 12, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Lock Me In, Lock Me Out- I'm Learning Science- West
University High School
Make learning, review and processing of biology and environmental benchmarks easy to understand and use in order to increase academic achievement. For Biology, Benchmarks SC.912.L.18.1 and SC.912.N.2.1 will be covered. Environmental Science Benchmarks SC.912.17.6 and SC.912.N.1.1 will be impacted. This grant will give 3 high schools on the west side of Volusia County full access to a class set of breakout boxes.
Science - 9-12
posted August 12, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Magic Carpet of Learning
Deltona Lakes Elementary School
The goal of this grant is to create a multifunctional classroom carpet that provides my students with both a physical space but also an intellectual space to feel comfortable, connected, and inspired to learn. This is my first year teaching First grade at Deltona Lakes Elementary. My classroom space is welcoming and truly a place for students to feel comfortable and safe. This grant will be the last classroom furniture piece for my classroom space to be complete.
Other - 1
posted September 15, 2024
0% Funded
Only $700 Needed
Magnifying the Miniscule but Magnificent Florida Wildlife- A Science Integrated Year for Artists!
Champion Elementary School
This year in art, we are learning about the unique flora and fauna of Florida, and using what we learn to create amazing pieces of art. Some of the things we will be studying are very small- insects, shells, leaves, and much more. For students to be able to see the incredible detail in these small things, and then draw/replicate in an artwork, these microscopes will give students the ability to not only see their objects larger-but photograph them, save the image, and then I can print the images out for their later use. With this project, I hope to show students the value of the wildlife that is all around us locally and in Florida specifically. I want them to be engaged in learning and creating, but also feel more connected with their home.
Art - Pre K - 5
posted July 6, 2024
0% Funded
Only $959.86 Needed
Maintenance Matters!
New Smyrna Beach High School
Have the necessary maintenance materials needed for instruments to be in proper working condition at all times. A number of students use school instruments and cannot provide these materials themselves, so we must have it for them in order for them to have a proper working instrument.
Music - 9-12
posted September 12, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Maker Station
Tomoka Elementary School
Some students need another avenue to explore their creativity and express themselves.
Art - Pre K - 5
posted September 13, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Making Memorable Connections with Memory Missions
New Smyrna Beach Middle School
To purchase the consumables for hands on science memory missions that benefit all grade levels.
Science - 6-8
posted August 20, 2024
0% Funded
Only $961.59 Needed
Making science more FAIR: Fun, Actionable, Interesting, and Relevant Science for 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade remediation
Deltona Lakes Elementary School
Excite and motivate students with a Carnival/FAIR scene to review FAIR game science standards through hands on science explorations.
Science - 5
posted September 1, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Master Crime Scene Processing Kits
Atlantic High School
To create Master Fingerprint Processing Kits for Crime Scene Investigators. These kits are designed to go beyond the basics, offering more than just a brush, powder, and tape. Engineered with advanced components, these kits equip students with the tools necessary to process nearly any surface they might encounter in the field.
Each purchase includes high-end, real-world fingerprinting supplies for a class set of 25 students. In alignment with the State of Florida Department of Education standards and benchmarks for Criminal Justice Operations 3, these kits enable students to:
Process a mock crime scene for fingerprints (Standard 22.15)
Identify focal points of fingerprints (Standard 23.02)
Lift and record latent prints (Standard 23.04)
Other - 9-12
posted August 12, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
materials for hands on activities/ headphons
New Smyrna Beach Middle School
My goal is to engage my students specially SWD students to learn and gain knowledge in social studies / Civics
Social Studies - 7
posted July 7, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Mind and Motion Project
Friendship Elementary School
Incorporating mindful cooldown/movement at PE has many great benefits for students at any age and any grade level. Mindful cooldown or mindful movement will include breathing and stretching exercises. Incorporating this into a physical education program can help with increasing mindfulness, body awareness, improve balance, and flexibility. More importantly, it helps provide a more enhanced mental energy, stress management and relaxation, release stagnant energy, it helps improve mood, and helps students improve with much needed concentration and focus (especially going back to class). Mindful cooldown/movement, benefits and reaches all ages and a diverse range of students, mentally and physically. I would need yoga/floor mats and a cart to keep the mats in to be able to wheel them from the equipment room to the PE pavilion to help implement this program. This program will be held outside on the PE pavilion (as PE is always outdoors for elementary) for the final 10-15 minutes of PE class. The yoga mats helps so the students can have their own space and to be sure to be comfortable and safe while performing certain movements and stretches. The mats must also be thick enough, but not too thick so that they do not lose their balance at this age, and a material that will hold from much usage, yet, safe for every student.
Health/P.E. - K-5
posted September 13, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Model Mysteries: Unraveling the Secrets of Science
Highbanks Learning Center
The goal of Model Mystery is for students to create and utilize models in science for visual representation, prediction, communication, and innovation among their peers. By using models, students will identify benefits and limitations of models, enhance their knowledge and comprehension, all while comparing models to real-world phenomena.
Science - K-12
posted September 4, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Mrs. Paul’s Anchor Charts in Secondary Science
Heritage Middle School
There are several different types of learners in my classroom, but what I have discovered is that my students benefit best from small group activities that then translate into whole group activities. I want my students to be able to work together to review topics I have taught and create visual charts that will become a part of our classroom. I expect that these visual anchor charts will improve district assessment scores as students will have ownership in it.
Science - 7
posted August 7, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Ms. Rusk's Remarkable Readers (1)
Pride Elementary
I want to get books with accompanying CDs so students can have an immersive experience while learning to love to read.
Language Arts - 1
posted June 8, 2024
0% Funded
Only $990 Needed
Ms. Rusk's Remarkable Readers (2)
Pride Elementary
I want to get books with accompanying CDs so students can have an immersive experience while learning to love to read.
Language Arts - 1
posted June 8, 2024
0% Funded
Only $987 Needed
Music Makers: Safe Sounds for Special Learners
Champion Elementary School
In elementary schools around the country, our special education students face unique challenges that require tailored educational approaches. Traditional music instruments and resources often pose safety risks due to these students' tendency to put objects in their mouths to orally explore them, drop things due to certain motor skill issues, or simply throw them when they are in sensory overload. This limits their engagement and can inhibit their ability to fully participate in music education.
Research shows that music education can significantly benefit children with special needs by enhancing cognitive development, motor skills, and emotional well-being. However, to maximize these benefits, it is crucial to use materials that are specifically designed to be safe and engaging for this population. Currently, our music program lacks such resources, which is why I am seeking funding to acquire specialized music toys and manipulatives.
By addressing this need, I hope to create a more inclusive and stimulating l
Music - Pre K - 5
posted September 14, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Musical Set Construction
New Smyrna Beach Middle School
Students will collaborate, design, and create a set for our musical.
Other - 6-8
posted August 6, 2024
0% Funded
Only $878.81 Needed
Note-Worthy Spaces: Empowering Young Musicians
Horizon Elementary School
The goal of this grant is to provide a more independent learning environment and create impactful accessibility for young musicians in the music classroom.
Music - Pre K - 5
posted August 27, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Now you don't see it, now you do? A revealing lesson in math using invisible ink and a UV flashlight.
Taylor Middle-High School
Combine a new type of engaging activity with competition and respect for struggling and competent learners.
Mathematics - 8
posted June 4, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Once Upon an 'All Inclusive' Time
Southwestern Middle School
Our goal is to integrate Ms. Langston’s VE Modified students within Mrs. Campbell’s Advanced Theatre students to create an all-inclusive project, to create a short fairy tale story. Both teachers will collaborate to build multiple teams following Kagan strategies. By using Kagan strategies and cooperative learning methods, it will structure each group for success and ensure equal participation with simultaneous interaction. Once teams are built, the groups will work together through multiple phases to write a short fairy tale story. They will combine ELA strategies, theatre strategies, multimedia tools, and other materials to edit and produce their self-made, all-inclusive masterpiece. This project will allow all students the opportunity of a hands-on experience to creatively dive deeper into the Theatre, ELA and SEL standards. It will also provide them with a real-world application of ELA/Reading standards combined with the SEL (social emotional learning) skills that align with the realities of future professions.
Special Needs Students - 6-8
posted September 14, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
One Book, One City
Holly Hill School
The goal is to work alongside the School Improvement Plan to increase the literacy rate of Holly Hill School by fostering a community-wide shared reading initiative. By partnering with local city businesses, the program will create opportunities for students to engage in reading activities with community members. Through interactive reading sessions, mentorship, and literacy-based events, the One Book, One City will enhance students' reading skills, increase their interest in literature, and build stronger connections between Holly Hill, creating a culture of literacy and lifelong learning.
Language Arts - Pre K - 5
posted September 13, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Only Time Will Tell
Atlantic High School
Teaching special needs students about time can help them develop independence and manage their own time. Telling time is also a basic math skill that can help my students when we go out in the community for job training. My goal is for my students to be able to read a analog and a digital clock so they will not be late to work, know when their lunch time is, and when their shift is over.
Special Needs Students - Adult Ed.
posted August 17, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
PE Equipment for Port Orange Elementary (Scooter City)
Port Orange Elementary School
I would like to implement a new PE program for all grades called Scooter City. In order to create a scooter city for our P.O.E. students I will need the below mentioned materials. The city can begin small but grow as we would like it. We can incorporate new ideas each year to keep it fresh.
Health/P.E. - K-5
posted September 14, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Personal Memory Linocut Printmaking
Galaxy Middle School
The purpose of this project is to introduce students to the art of linocut printmaking through the exploration of personal memories. This project will help students develop their artistic skills, foster creativity, and provide them with a new medium for self-expression. Linocut printmaking offers a unique hands-on experience that enhances students' understanding of both the technical and conceptual aspects of art. We need these materials to provide students with the tools necessary to create high-quality prints, ensuring they have a meaningful and enriching art education experience.
Art - 6-8
posted August 7, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Play With Purpose
Palm Terrace Elementary School
The goal is to enhance students literacy and language development through play based learning activities. The materials for the activities will be used to help students: ELA.K.C.5.1 Use a multimedia element to enhance oral or written tasks; ELA.K.F.1.2 Demonstrate phonological awareness; and ELA.K.F.1.3 Use knowledge of grade appropriate phonics and word analysis to decode words accurately.
Language Arts - K
posted September 1, 2024
57% Funded
Only $372 Needed
Plug It In - Discovering Household Electricity
DeLand Middle School
- To provide instruction to middle school students in basics of electricity, methods of generating and delivering electricity to a residence and how a residence is wired to use electricity.
Technology - 8
posted August 21, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Printmaking Possibilities
Starke Elementary School
The goal is for every child in class to have a Gelli Plate that will allow them to have a fun and therapeutic way of experimenting with printmaking. Students will get to explore a variety of printing mediums and patterns to create their own personal artworks.
Art - Pre K - 5
posted August 18, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Raised Garden Beds
Pine Ridge High School
The purpose of this project is to offer a hands-on experience of planting fruits and vegetables that can be grown and used in our culinary department at school every school year. The agriculture classes will complete the raised garden beds outside of the agriculture classroom. They will plant fruits and vegetables that can be grown and maintained by the agriculture students then sold to the culinary department to use in their classrooms.
Other - K-12
posted September 1, 2024
0% Funded
Only $1000 Needed
Readers Make Writers: High Schoolers Write Children's Books for 1st Graders
DeLand High School
: If I receive this grant, it will be my sixth time doing this project. (We first did this project in spring of 2019.)
My goals for my Creative Writers are these:
To use the writing process to develop, write, revise, proofread, illustrate, and publish children’s books for a real audience, and then to deliver them to that audience – selected first graders at Blue Lake Elementary. This process encompasses many skills, and requires a high degree of time management, creativity, and self-motivation. Unlike most writing done in school, this writing will be for a real audience - the first grader they are writing for. It is often said 'the best way to learn is to teach it yourself'. By allowing students to write, publish, and read their book to an elementary student...they are effectively teaching that student their story. It also offers a chance for students to give back to a school they may have attended and to encourage the humanitarian connection between writing and education.
For the past six years, I have had Art students involved in contributing illustrations to some of these books. My goals for these art students are to 1. Give them a chance to collaborate with a writer on an actual published project for a real audience; 2. Help them learn about working on an art project with deadlines; 3. Develop art work from a writer’s words.
My goals for the first graders are these:
Students will develop their love of reading. These students will have a book written especially for them, and this will encourage them to read it. It will be based on their interests and preferences and it will be something they can bring home and keep. Students will be able to use their reading skills to analyze and discuss their books. The creative writing students will using the literary elements of plot, characterization, setting, themes, and irony in creating their stories, so those are elements the first grade students can draw back out of the books.
A new goal for this year is to expedite the writing and illustrating process a number of ways. We are going to attempt to have the books done and delivered by Winter Break!
Other - 9-12
posted September 3, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Reading for Success
Champion Elementary School
The goal for this project is to provide magnetic white boards with magnetic letters in order to support the my ESE students with word working activities that are used in the program UFLI.
Language Arts - K-5
posted August 28, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Reconstructing Thinkers
New Smyrna Beach Middle School
The goal of this request is to fund resources to be used by the New Smyrna Beach Middle School mathematics teachers in implementing the 'Building Thinking Classrooms' (BTC) practices. Funds are being requested for the purchase of two Building Thinking Classrooms books to be shared and student supplies that are used in BTC practices. All Florida Math Benchmarks can be addressed through this classroom practice in a format that is engaging and motivating for students.
Mathematics - 6-8
posted August 12, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Reset in Progress! Find your calm.
Spruce Creek Elementary School
Over the years, I have observed an extreme decline in students’ ability to recognize and regulate their emotions, often resulting in discipline issues and time removed from the classroom. Along with the emotional benefits of self-regulation, it is always our instructional goal to maximize a student’s time in the classroom where they can receive direct instruction from the teacher. Unfortunately, there are many students who need to learn and practice the skills involved with self-regulation; naming and understanding a feeling, utilizing a strategy to calm down, and self-assessment. It is my personal goal, as a school psychologist, to equip students with these skills and teachers with these resources to give them every opportunity to access the tools they need to be successful.
Social & Emotional Learning - K-5
posted September 10, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Robotics Club at Beachside Elementary
Beachside Elementary School
I would like to fund an after school Robotics Club at Beachside Elementary School. I am asking for a grant to cover the cost of our teams registration and the 2024-2025 FIRST® LEGO® League Challenge Set.
Stem - 5
posted August 22, 2024
0% Funded
Only $374 Needed
Romeo vs. Tybalt: Tiny Scene Showdown
Southwestern Middle School
I am implementing this project for my theatre students to apply their knowledge and techniques of the theatre, all while utilizing their knowledge of ELA skills. This project will give my students a hands-on experience to creatively dive deeper into the Theatre and ELA standards.
Other - 6-8
posted September 13, 2024
24% Funded
Only $729.74 Needed
Safe Cardboard Cutters for Kids
Starke Elementary School
The goal is for children to have a safe way to design, create, and problem solve while using cardboard.These machines will allow students to build with their hands and explore possibilities with 3D artwork. These machines will also allow us to create school wide backdrops, classroom teaching aids, templates for projects and so much more.
Art - Pre K - 5
posted August 24, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Sailing the Four C’s Book Club (Conversation, Critical Thinking, Community and Culture)
DeLand High School
The goal of this club is to support our students’ interests by building a positive culture, community and environment through high interest novels in book club. The club will provide an opportunity for students to develop conversational and critical thinking skills. Students will learn to appreciate different cultures, personal histories, values and traditions of others. They will be given the opportunities to seek to understand and evaluate different points of view. Students will discuss and analyze the texts in literature circles. Together, with teacher sponsors, teens will read texts from the Florida Teens Read (FTR) 2024-2025 Book List. Funding would support active reading resources for students so we can compete in the competition again this year. The Florida Teens Read 2024-2025 Book List has been approved by our principal and media specialist. Our students have won 1st place in the battle of the book's competition for the past two years. The team desires to continue our tradition of reading together and competing at the Battle of the Books while inviting new members into the book club.
The following BEST ELA benchmarks will be utilized as a foundation for discussion and activity surrounding the books:
ELA.10.R.1.1 – Analyze how key elements add layers of meaning/style in a text
ELA.10.R.1.2 – Analyze and compare universal themes and their development throughout a literary text
ELA.10.R.1.3 – Analyze coming of age experiences reflected in a text and how the author represents conflicting perspectives.
ELA.10.R.3.1 –Analyze how figurative language creates mood in text(s)
ELA.10.V.1.1 – Integrate academic vocabulary appropriate to grade level speaking and writing
ELA.10.V.1.2 – Apply knowledge of etymology/derivations to determine meanings of words and phrases
ELA.10.V.1.3 – Apply knowledge of context clues, figurative language, word relationships, reference materials/background knowledge to determine connotative & denotative meanings of words/phrases .
Language Arts - 9-12
posted September 3, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Science Fair Tri Folds
Horizon Elementary School
My goal is to provide all students with a tri fold board for their mandatory Science Fair project. This will help all students have the same board regardless of demographic variables and household income.
Science - 5
posted June 6, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Science In Our Hands!
Discovery Elementary School
The goal is to provide all 4th-grade students at Discovery Elementary the opportunity to explore with more hands-on activities this academic year while exploring Science, Technology, engineering, and Mathematics using real-world examples and materials in class.
Science - 4
posted July 26, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Science Lab
Champion Elementary School
The goal of this proposal is to secure funding to replenish essential materials in the school's science lab, ensuring that all students have access to hands-on, inquiry-based science education. The grant will alleviate the financial burden often placed on teachers, who routinely pay for necessary supplies out of pocket, and will provide a well-equipped learning environment that fosters scientific curiosity and exploration across all grade levels.
Science - K-5
posted September 15, 2024
0% Funded
Only $1000 Needed
Science memory mission materials
New Smyrna Beach Middle School
To purchase the nonconsumable materials that will be used every year for hands on science memory missions that benefit all grade levels.
Science - 6-8
posted August 20, 2024
0% Funded
Only $976.81 Needed
Science Tools for Second Grade Exploration
Pathways Elementary School
This project will help to provide students with a classroom triple beam balance. Currently, the entire school must share a few balances. It would be more convenient if we had our own grade level set for our investigations and explorations. I also would like to have a giant thermometer for each class so that students can see up close what they look like and how they work.
Science - 2
posted July 25, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Scientific inquiry through exploration and discovery.
Palm Terrace Elementary School
The goal of my project is to bring science to my pre-k special education students in a way that is real and engaging for them. I want to expose them to an enhanced science experience which gives them not only visual but also sensory experiences.
Special Needs Students - Pre-K
posted September 15, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Sea-s the Clay- A School-wide, Florida based, Art Adventure
Champion Elementary School
To provide clay, clay working tools, texture making materials, embellishments, and paints for students to create amazing clay pieces! The clay pieces will both act on their own as individual works of art, but could also be placed together to create a visual of different ecosystems in Florida.
Art - Pre K - 5
posted August 18, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Seeing Beyond the Naked Eye👁… High-tech Microscope🔬 Lab
Mainland High School
Students will gain knowledge and firsthand experience with high-tech digital microscopes. These digital microscopes mimic the compound light microscope but demonstrate the latest technology advancements. These digital microscopes have a 7-inch display screen. In the past many students would get frustrated trying to focus correctly using the normal (outdated) old classroom compound light microscopes to view a specimen or slide but with the large display of the new digital microscopes obtaining the perfect observations is an ease and exciting. The digital microscopes are Wi-Fi compatible and can take video or pictures. I believe students would be fully engaged with this Microscope Lab and will fuel the spark of future scientists.
Science - 9-12
posted September 2, 2024
0% Funded
Only $999.95 Needed
Sensory Classroom
New Smyrna Beach Middle School
The goal is to create a zen sensory classroom for my students. I currently have 13 students in a multi class. They range from 6-8th grade and each has multiple disabilities.
Social & Emotional Learning - 6-8
posted September 4, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Sensory Light Covers
Osteen Elementary School
To get fluorescent light coverings for our classroom to help with the sensory needs of our students.
Special Needs Students - K-5
posted August 30, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Shake It Up! Classroom Transformations
South Daytona Elementary School
Goal: One innovative way to shake up the classroom is through room transformations. Classroom transformations create immersive experiences for students without ever having to leave the classroom! The goal is to boost student engagement by taking part in an experience that connects them to the standard and makes meaning for them. The focus is English Language Arts; however, cross-curricular learning occurs throughout each lesson. The grant funds will be used for 28 ELA standards.
Language Arts - 5
posted September 4, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Shine On, Drive On [Less Fossil Fuels]
DeLand High School
Engage students in learning about Renewable energy technology. Students will build and race solar powered cars. Through this hands-on approach, students will compare the positive and negatives of various renewable and non-renewable energy sources as well as consequences to the environment from energy production technology.
This lab project supports SC.912.L.17.11 “Evaluate the costs and benefits of renewable and nonrenewable resources, such as water, energy, fossil fuels, wildlife, and forests.” A benchmark of this standard states “compare the positive and negatives of various renewable and nonrenewable energy sources.”
This lab will also support SC.912.E.6.6 “Analyze past, present, and potential future consequences to the environment resulting from various energy production technologies.”
Science - 9
posted September 3, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Sketchbooks for Students at Pine Ridge
Pine Ridge High School
The goal of this project is to provide each of my students with a high-quality sketchbook, specifically the Pro Art 8x 5 1/2 sketchbooks from Blick Art Supply. These sketchbooks will serve as an essential tool for organizing art terms, assignment notes, planning, and reflections. They will support the creative process, helping students to develop their skills in both two-dimensional and three-dimensional art forms, as well as aiding in the creation of artist statements and peer critiques. The sketchbooks will also promote time management and enhance students' ability to articulate their artistic intentions.
Art - 9-12
posted September 13, 2024
80% Funded
Only $198 Needed
Sound System
New Smyrna Beach Middle School
Our goal is to have equipment that students can easily use and learn on.
Other - 6-8
posted August 28, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Sounds of Success
Blue Lake Elementary School
Students will improve their overall articulation skills which will help their peers and teachers understand them better. The 'Kaufman Apraxia – Complete Therapy Set' and ''R' Made Simple' kits will help the students meet their speech goals (as stated in their IEP) and meet some Florida State Standards. By increasing speech intelligibility, the students will build confidence in communicative exchanges.
Special Needs Students - Pre K - 5
posted September 6, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Spark of Discovery: Empowering Young Scientists with Essential Supplies
Champion Elementary School
To ignite a passion for science and inquiry in 5th-grade students by providing them with the essential materials and resources needed to successfully participate in a science fair, fostering critical thinking, creativity, and a lifelong interest in STEM fields.
Science - 5
posted August 19, 2024
0% Funded
Only $1000 Needed
Spreading Kindness Throughout the Community
Cypress Creek Elementary School
I am thrilled to share that our 3rd grade class is excited to spread kindness throughout our community this school year! The students at Cypress Creek Elementary have come to understand the importance of showing kindness to others, and they are eager to extend their generosity to the Volusia County community as well. Students will work with our cafe manager to spread the love throughout the community.
Social Studies - 3
posted September 8, 2024
0% Funded
Only $691.47 Needed
Spreading Sunshine to Readers
South Daytona Elementary School
I am implementing a reading challenge to my two-5th grade reading classes using the state of Florida award winning book list. The Sunshine State Young Readers Award (SSYRA) Program is a statewide reading motivational program for students in grades 3 through 8. The purpose of the SSYRA Program is to encourage students to read independently for pleasure and to read books that are on, above, and below their reading level to improve their reading fluency. Sunshine State books are selected for their wide appeal, literary value, varied genres, curriculum connections, and multicultural representation. My goal is to increase reading comprehension and fluency by presenting these books to the students in a fun and motivating challenge.
Language Arts - 5
posted July 10, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Stick it to Percussion
New Smyrna Beach Middle School
Provide access to our percussion students who cant afford sticks or mallets for class
Music - 6-8
posted August 28, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Stop Playing Hide and Go Seek!
Tomoka Elementary School
Students will engage with the engineering organization space to conduct in-depth analysis, design, invention, construction, creation, experimentation, and exploration of intricate STEM, engineering, and passion projects, as well as project-based learning concepts. I am seeking organizational tools to assist my students in achieving their academic potential.
Stem - 3
posted August 15, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
STREAMING UP TO SOMETHING
Turie T. Small Elementary School
The goal is to provide students vpk-5th grade with the tools needed to THINK, PROCESS, CREATE, DESIGN, and PROBLEM-SOLVE. Establishing a maker space in the school’s media center will encourage all students to empathize, identify, build, analyze, and rebuild to enhance ideas and demonstrate progression.
Stem - Pre K - 5
posted August 17, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Sugar Mill Butterfly Garden
Sugar Mill Elementary School
Students will learn how to identify major structures of common plants and animals (eg., stems, leaves, roots, wings, legs) SC.1L.14.2.
Students will observe plants and insects, describe how they are alike and how they are different in the way they look and in the things they do. SC.K.L.14.3.
Students will differentiate between living and nonliving things.S C.1.L.14.3
Students will observer and describe major stages in the life cycles of plants and insects including beans and butterflies. SC.2.L.16.1
Students will through observation, recognize that all plants and animals including humans, need the basic necessities of air, water, food and space. SC.1.L.17.1
Students will recognize and explain that living things are found all over Earth, but each is only able to live in habitats that meet basic needs.
Students will be given a pretest and posttest (oral for early primary grades) to determine achievement of above goals.
Science - Pre K - 5
posted September 15, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Supplemental Resources in Spanish Class
New Smyrna Beach High School
The goal of having additional resources in my Spanish class is to enhance and reinforce language learning beyond the core curriculum.
World Languages - 9-12
posted September 11, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Supporting Mrs. Shank's Independent Readers
Chisholm Elementary School
Students in this class spend a significant amount of time working independently on their personalized goals. Whisper phones will support students’ reading fluency. Flexible seating will provide students with the opportunity to comfortably work around the classroom without the confines of their desk.
Language Arts - K
posted September 15, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Teacher Engagement Kits:Tools for Collaboration
Deltona Lakes Elementary School
Provide Teachers with a basket of tools for engagement in learning activities for student productivity and demonstration of learning from ERPL trainings.
Other - K-5
posted September 1, 2024
50% Funded
Only $498 Needed
The Art of Observation – Let’s Draw Life!
Ormond Beach Middle School
With the introduction of new drawing and still life materials, students will engage in hands-on drawing and painting exercises that focus on observing objects, reflecting on themselves and capturing each accurately on paper.
Currently there are minimal observational drawing materials in the classroom. The mirrors we have are old and unsafe to have out in the classroom. New supplies will allow students to once again enjoy still life and self-observation drawing.
Art - 6-8
posted September 9, 2024
50% Funded
Only $491.82 Needed
The Chemistry in Hydroponics
Mainland High School
Hydroponic plants are a great example to show students how the reaction of chemicals can affect the environment. Hydroponic plants are a technique that relies on solutions rich in minerals rather than using plant soil. Hydroponic systems involve certain nutrients such as magnesium, calcium, and sulfur. By introducing these solutions to the students, they get a basic understanding of the different properties of elements on the periodic table and a growing foundation in the scientific method.
Science - 9-12
posted September 9, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
The Colors of Us
Indian River Elementary School
VA.4.S.1.4: Students will use accurate art vocabulary to discuss works of art and the creative process.
Art - 4
posted September 4, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
The Living Classroom: Understanding the Effects of Plants on Indoor Air Quality
Mainland High School
Students will collect data on indoor air quality to determine how indoor plants may or may not change the quality of indoor air.
Science - 9-12
posted August 31, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
The Pleasure PRINTciple - Block Printing for High School Art
Atlantic High School
To expose young artists to a fresh (to them) and tactile manner of indexical mark-making and self-expression.
Art - 9-12
posted September 12, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
The Power of Play in PreK!
Blue Lake Elementary School
As a child learns new and more complex types of functional play, he is not only learning new play skills, but is building the foundation for improved language development Through play, preschool children learn important social skills like paying attention to others and taking turns in interactions using gestures, actions, sounds or words. The goal is that the preschooler will increase meaningful interactions in the classroom and increase communication skills. When a child’s play skills are not developing as expected, opportunities for learning are limited. Children with Autism and other social communication difficulties need help with play so they can develop the many skills that grow from everyday play experiences.
Other - Pre-K
posted September 6, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Thinking Classroom Thinking Tuesdays/Thursdays
Atlantic High School
To help students work together in small groups to help them better understand the material and to better understand how to tackle problems thus improve their 'thinking skills.'
Mathematics - 11
posted September 9, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Tie-Dye Creations: A Colorful Learning Experience for First Graders
Deltona Lakes Elementary School
The goal is to provide first grade students at Deltona Lakes Elementary a hands-on-tie-dye experience that teaches color theory, pattern making, symmetry, and personal expression. Students will be able to continue to shine bright throughout the school year at house parties, field trips and school events.
Other - 1
posted September 15, 2024
0% Funded
Only $1000 Needed
Tied Up in a Bow
Deltona Middle School
The Deltona Middle School Orchestra Program has grown since I started as the director in 2021 and there are now 155 students enrolled playing violin, viola, cello, or double bass. I am so lucky to have this growth in my program, however higher enrollment in the orchestra program causes extra costs associated with maintaining the orchestra instruments and accessories. One of the most essential accessories is the corresponding bow for each instrument. A quality bow significantly enhances a student's technique, promotes greater comfort during play, and enriches the tonal diversity and depth of the sound produced. It is my goal to provide my students with a quality bow for their instruments that provides comfort for technical skills and that will invest in their musical future.
Music - 6-8
posted August 9, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Toppins for Books
Woodward Avenue Elementary School
It is our school's goal for all students K-5 to have background knowledge of the beloved story, Mary Poppins, before they see the musical production performed by our school's talented performers.
Language Arts - K-5
posted September 1, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Under Pressure: Taking Vitals Beyond the Classroom
New Smyrna Beach High School
My goal is to be able to have more students engaged in a hands-on activity with learning how to take important vital signs. More stethoscopes, blood pressure cuffs, and a blood pressure simulator means more students have that opportunity.
Heart Health - 9-12
posted August 25, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Unlocking Our Knowledge: Math Centers for Exceptional Students!
Discovery Elementary School
Help me give my students hands-on activities to motivate them to practice their math skills. My goal is to provide my students with engaging math centers in order to build their math concepts in order for them to become mathematicians!
Special Needs Students - K-5
posted July 24, 2024
0% Funded
Only $910.5 Needed
Upgrading River Springs Middle School's Culinary Program with New Cookware: A Recipe for Success
River Springs Middle
The River Springs Middle School Culinary program has been a staple in the school's curriculum for years, providing students with a unique opportunity to develop valuable culinary skills and explore their creativity in the kitchen. However, the current cookware used in the program is over 6 years old, incomplete, and in poor condition. The constant use of worn-out equipment by 300 students each week has taken a toll on the cookware, making it hazardous and inefficient for students to learn and complete their cooking labs.
Career & Technical Education - 6-8
posted August 4, 2024
0% Funded
Only $840 Needed
Virtual Trip to French speaking countries 'Voyage Voyage!'
Spruce Creek Elementary School
This project aims to create an immersive and engaging learning environment in the French classroom by integrating interactive learning tools, modern educational resources and CULTURAL experiences.
This project 'Voyage Voyage !' seeks to enhance students' language skills, proficiency in French and overall CULTURAL awareness, by providing them with authentic and interactive learning experiences.
It will engage students by making learning French more easy, effective and fun! Therefore, it will transform the French classroom into a dynamic and immersive environment that fosters language acquisition and cultural understanding.
World Languages - K-5
posted August 25, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
WATER,WATER EVERYDAY ! EVERY SUBJECT EVERY WAY !
Sunrise Elementary School
Sunrise Elementary ESE K-2 Mild’s classroom theme is under the sea. The class size is only 6 at this time but supplies up to 10 will be requested for additional enrollment situations after grant submission. This grant request is to instill knowledge in all areas of education such as Science, Language Arts, Art, Music, Physical education, Life skills, Social Studies, STEM and Math with the FOCUS on WATER! How water is everywhere assisting us in many ways. This grant also embodies the huge element of the 4 C’s. My students will be enhancing their communication, collaboration, critical thinking, and creative thinking. Differentiation in lessons to support the core curriculum to build self-esteem will be supplemented.
Special Needs Students - K-5
posted September 9, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
We are FAMILY!
Deltona High School
This is my 4th year as the Director of Theatre at Deltona High School and one of my goals is to continue to build the program by giving students additional creative opportunities inside and outside the classroom. This year is our 2nd year offering Technical Theatre Design and Production. This class has been created to support the technical needs of our productions. We continue to strive to have professional productions to engage our community!
Other - 9-12
posted September 8, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
What are you STEMING
Turie T. Small Elementary School
SC.N.1.1 Raise questions about the natural world, use appropriate reference materials that support understanding to obtain information
(identifying the source), conduct both individual and team investigations through free exploration and systematic investigations and
generate appropriate explanations based on those explorations.
STEM challenges are an excellent source to engage and inspire students to learn about the world around them. The challenges will ignite the students curiosity and foster their critical thinking skills.
Stem - K-5
posted September 11, 2024
0% Funded
Only $999.18 Needed
What's for Dinner?
DeBary Elementary School
The goal is to purchase owl pellet kits for all the 4th grade students to gain a unique hands-on learning experience about the food chain.
Science - 4
posted July 25, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
When the going gets TUFT, the TUFT get going
New Smyrna Beach Middle School
The goal of this request is to get the materials needed to continue rug tufting with the students STEM
Stem - 6-8
posted September 9, 2024
0% Funded
Only $983 Needed
Where Did That Come From?
Seabreeze High School
The instruments purchased will expose students to diverse music, which will in turn give students a closer, hands-on look into many different cultures which will highlight a variety of not only the instruments, but the languages, styles and practices from across the world.
Music - 9-12
posted July 13, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Where Is That Exactly?
Sweetwater Elementary School
I am implementing this project because beyond the obvious map skill standards these materials will address, students need to understand that geography knowledge also contributes to content learned in ELA, Science, and Math.
I need these materials because at present the roll up maps I have hanging in my room are unusable. Because the United States map will not unroll and stay flat, I also cannot utilize the world map underneath it.
Social Studies - 2
posted September 10, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Who Left the Lights On?
Mainland High School
Students will understand the consequences of 24-hour lighting used in the modern world and the effects on ecosystems and animals. They will learn about different types of light bulbs and energy use, as well as how government monitors light management for some animals, but not all.
Other - 9-12
posted August 31, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
Yoga Blocks for Dancers (set of 40)
Creekside Middle School
The goal is to increase muscle tone, flexibility in dance students using yoga block exercises and stretches. Yoga blocks can be used weekly to increase core and leg muscles. Yoga blocks are also helpful to assist in a variety of stretches and yoga poses in dance class.
Other - 6-8
posted August 20, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
You Can’t Escape Learning Science @ Taylor…or Can You?
Taylor Middle-High School
The Science Department would like to encourage our students to dig deep in their learning of science standards and engaged in understanding difficult concepts by creating Escape Room themed learning stations to use when reviewing concepts.
Science - 9-12
posted September 3, 2024
100% Funded
Only $0 Needed
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