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Suzanne
Jensen
Kula, Maui
My class enjoyed a "wide range"
of projects this year! As a teacher, I appreciate
the variety of activities from seasonal
(1 day projects) to the literature based
projects (Curious George). Being a first
grade teacher, I tend to look for projects
that I can incorporate into my language
arts curriculum and (of course) expose my
students to the "world of technology." All
of your projects have enabled me to do that!
(Mahalo!) |
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Jamie Prock
North Dakota
Thank you , for helping
me get in touch with this school. My class
in North dakota has been writing back and
forth with a kindergarten class we adopted
because of the Dear Friend project. We have
sent supplies for both the students and
teachers at Christmas. For Valentines Day,
my class donated 75 books to help rebuild
Mrs. Mullins Kindergarten class library.
I was even able to talk to Mrs. Mullins
on the phone. Her class has even taken the
time to put together a learning box for
my class. They have sent us materials to
learn about Mardi Gras. Thank you for making
this process happen . It has been a great
learning experience on both ends. :) |
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Linden
Public Schools, New Jersey
Sally Stevens & Christine Hudak
Thank you for providing the educational
community with such a wonderful project. Eight
of our elementary schools participated in
this project with a total of 82 teachers.
It was interesting to observe the various
teaching methods and styles that were used
by our teachers to arrive at the project results.
Our students had a great time interpreting
the data and eating the FroolLoops!
Thank you once again for your hard work. It
was greatly appreciated. |
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Peirce
School, Massachusetts
Lanise Jacoby
Well, Jennifer, you've done it again!!!
We're not quite finished with "Froot Loops
to the Max," but each time we do the next
step, and I say, "It's time to work on our
Froot Loops Project," the kids all yell, "Yay!!!!"
- we're sorting, graphing, adding, checking
with calculators, comparing, predicting -
all with such enthusiasm! Kids even took it
upon themselves during INDOOR RECESS (we've
had 15 days of below 10 degrees temperatures
in MA!!) to perform math calculations with
Froot Loops data that weren't even asked of
them - now THAT is taking it to the MAX!!!
Thank you!!! |
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