Revolutionary Readers Need A Revolutionary Library
Verified Non-Profit
$775
$760 goal
The Description
With these funds I will supplement our classroom library. In order to improve literacy and writing skills, I encourage my students to complete as much independent reading as possible. While my students currently have a small classroom library, they are demanding MORE books! I want to create a high interest library and add more graphic novels and non-fiction texts to our current library. Students at our school participate in the Revolutionary Reading program where they earn points based on the novels they read independently. My students are quickly exhausting the texts in our library and I want to encourage their reading by providing them with more enriching texts.
Back Up Plan
If we don't reach our entire goal we will use the money to purchase as many books as possible. Even one new book can enhance our classroom library!
Fundraiser Updates (1)
We Met Our Goal!
May 27, 2014
Thank you to all of our wonderful investors. Thanks to you we met our goal to creat our Revolutionary Library! We have ordered over 300 books for our library. Students compiled a wish list that includes graphic novels, non-fiction texts about Freedon Riders, Holocaust books, and popular fiction books. Our first shipment has arrived. Students have already put their names down to claim future Revolutionary texts. Thanks for making our library revolutionary!
About the Creator
Previous to teaching in the middle school, I was an adjunct instructor of communications at the University of Memphis. I also served as the elementary special programs coordinator at a government-operated school in South Korea. There, I learned the absolute importance of differentiated instruction and scaffolding in English language learning, as I often taught classrooms filled with Russian, French, Japanese, and Korean native speakers.
Investments (13)
Ashley Cross
10 years ago
Erin L Jennings
10 years ago
Cassie Clayton
10 years ago
David Raileanu
10 years ago
Kalli Harrell
10 years ago
Natalie Martin
10 years ago
Karen Moyer
10 years ago
Kimberly Moyer
10 years ago
Anonymous
10 years ago
Bradley A Trotter
10 years ago
Meggan Kiel
10 years ago
Kalli Harrell
10 years ago
Eileen Lawal
10 years ago
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Karen Moyer April 22, 2014
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