Fund Teacher’s Science Projects
Posted on December 18, 2008 Comments (3)
With donorschoose.org teachers submit project proposals for materials or experiences their students need to learn. These ideas become classroom reality when concerned individuals, whom we call Citizen Philanthropists, choose projects to fund.
Such as: Budding Scientists Need Basics!!! – “My students need 9 hands-on science equipment such as graduated cylinders, magnifying glasses, and vivid photographic books about weather and life cycles so they can experience science first-hand. The cost of this proposal is $386”
Hands On Science! – “My students need a human body model, a skeleton model, a skull model, 2 microscopes, beakers and graduated cylinders. The cost of this proposal is $1,060”
Eyes On Observation! – “My students need 4 Brock Magiscopes. The cost of this proposal is $688”
Let’s Rock the Rocks – “My students needs 2 complete sets of classroom Rock, Fossil & Mineral Collections and a Rock & Soil Activity Tub for science. The cost of this proposal is $351”
You can target high poverty schools, if you wish. If you want to help make a difference in the science literacy of the USA go ahead and find a project you want to help fund and make a donation. Or if you are a teacher, add a project for others to fund.
Related: Hands-on High School Engineering Education in Minnesota – The Economic Consequences of Investing in Science Education – Building minds by building robots – Education Resources for Science and Engineering
3 Responses to “Fund Teacher’s Science Projects”
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June 8th, 2009 @ 1:06 pm
By improving educational opportunities, in general, more disadvantaged children will have the opportunity to become scientists and engineers…
January 10th, 2010 @ 3:37 pm
Remarks by President Obama on the “Educate to Innovate” Campaign and Science Teaching and Mentoring Awards, January 6, 2010…
November 21st, 2010 @ 11:04 am
I like the reuse (very environmentally friendly). I like the humanity and psychology of connecting with others. I like the tinkering/learning/fixing attitude and behavior. I like the very well done use of the internet to help fund such efforts…