With these funds I will...buy student supplies, including basic essentials, such as multiplication and addition practice cards, composition notebooks, better composition notebooks, backpacks for each kid. And if possible, some bilingual books.

Attached are some sample materials:

Math Flash Cards ($24 per case; 24 units) http://www.dollartree.com/office-school/learning-educational/flash-cards/Math-Flash-Cards/610c616c621p37598/index.pro?method=search

Disney Princess Flash Cards ($27 per case; 27 units) http://www.dollartree.com/office-school/learning-educational/flash-cards/Disney-Princess-Flash-Cards/610c616c621p36211/index.pro?method=search

Composition Notebooks ($24 per case; 24 units)http://www.dollartree.com/office-school/paper-notebooks/Colorful-Classic-Composition-Notebooks-100-Sheets/610c567c567p345367/index.pro?method=search

A Backpack ($7 each) http://www.walmart.com/ip/Solid-16-5-in-1-Backpack/44912285

Most of my students come from families that can´t afford even notebooks.  I spent a good amount of my money buying supplies for some of them.  They come with backpacks that are broken, or it is obvious the backpack has being used by other kids in the family.

I want to get each of my kids flash cards since they are having a great problem trying to get basic math exercises, and it comes down to them memorizing and remembering those math operations.  However, it is expensive for their parents to buy those cards and it would be a lot of money for me to buy them.

We will take whatever help we can.  Thank you!

Back Up Plan