BROADCASTING CLASS:
Mr. Hinton purchased an Atmosphere projector by Encalife for his fifth grade ELA class.. It is helping to provide a positive sensory experience in the classroom with music and a calming work environment.
Mrs. Feehan's first grade classroom received lap desks for their teacher grant. Students love to use them to hold their Chromebook, play games and do other activities on. They have been such a huge hit and in demand, she's hoping to get more!
Mrs. Junge's students are super happy to have new books to read this year. 📚 These books were provided by the Liberty Center Education Foundation's Teacher Grant for Mrs. Junge's classroom library. We are grateful to be able to provide these extra resources!
These gloves came in handy at recess today and Mrs. Masuwa's second grade students were happy to model them for us! Mrs. Masuwa used her LCEF teacher grant to purchase extra cold weather clothes for her students.
Mrs. Strauss is grateful for her LCEF Teacher Grant. With the funds, she was able to purchase new leveled books for her classroom.
Mrs. Junge was able to purchase a class set of hardback books for her seventh grade literature groups.
Kindegarten teacher Mrs. Kathy Bishop, used funds to purchase gross motor equipment for her Kinder Start class.
"Research shows movement increases brain development. I chose the following items to get them up and moving, which will result in improved academic performance. Scooter Boards work on motor planning skills, proximal strength, and provides proprioceptive/deep pressure input. The Foam Pogo Jumper teaches physical skills like hand-to-eye coordination and dexterity, along with strengthening core muscles. Walking Cups improve agility, balance, and coordination. I hope to incorporate all of these items with learning activities in the classroom, as well as during center time and indoor recess."
Walking Cups
Scooter Board
Scooter Board
Foam Pogo Jumper
First grade teacher, Mrs. Keefer, purchased sets of chapter books to use during enrichment reading groups. Students used literature circles to read and discuss their stories.
