Adopt a Classroom - Grades 3-5
Because of recent budget cuts, classrooms need donation of time, money, or goods.
We are implementing an "Adopt a Classroom" program where people can donate directly to a class in need. Here is a list of classrooms and their wish lists of items they are looking to receive or be able to fund.
Checks can be made payable to Hood Canal Education Foundation. Our mailing address is located here. Please indicate on your check's memo line which class you wish to support. If no class is indicated, it will be allocated based on need. You can also donate using PayPal which accepts credit card payments. PayPal has a memo area that you can add a message if you want to designate where your funds are to be allocated.
Thank you for supporting our teachers!
Ms. Martin's Wish List for 3rd Grade
Here is a wish list of things I would like for my
classroom:
flat screen t.v. mounted on a
wall
snacks for the entire year -- crackers, pretzels, animal
cookies, fruit snacks
prize box items such as small toys, markers, art
supplies
field trip to Woodland Park Zoo in
more classroom
computers
small whiteboards and whiteboard
markers
Ms. Coker's Wish List for 3rd/4th Grade
Flat screen TV that would
be mounted in the classroom.
Computers - I now only
have one working student computer in my class.
Packages of wide ruled
notebook paper
Pilot G-2 07 pens in a
variety of colors. I use these up
by the dozen.
Fancy
pencils
Incentives for my
shopping day - things like toys, food, etc.
Charts and stickers –
these are a specialty item I get from a school supply
store
Student scissors
I would like to see the fourth grade
cultural trip continue. In the past
we have gone to the Seattle Children's Theater and ridden on the monorail. There is the cost of bus, ferry,
monorail, and approximately $8 per student for a ticket. Total trip is
approximately $500.
. The fourth grade also takes a trip to
the WA State Museum in
The third grade trip is to the Woodland
Park Zoo.
Ms. Gray's Wish List for 3rd/4th Grade
Current globes of world
(2)
A model of the earth and the
moon and the sun to demonstrate how they revolve
A networkable printer so
that we can print in the classroom
Printer cartridges for the
printer
Keyboarding software for
kids – 6 copies or a site license for that many
computers
A book of rules for basic
playground games like hopscotch, four square, tether ball and jump rope
rhymes
Someone to teach me and/or
my kids how to do power point presentations
Several people to teach my
students to knit or crochet before Christmas.
The following would not be
for my classroom but rather for the 4th grade regardless of who is
teaching that grade.
Funding for the annual
4th grade cultural enrichment
field trip
This includes admission tickets, bus and driver
costs
Generally $500 would cover tickets to the Seattle Children’s Theatre
Ms. Bourgault's Wish List for
5th Grade
20 clear cover 3-pronged report covers
20 sets of plastic page protectors
20 tri-fold cardboard display boards
10 large and small black permanent markers
20 sets of colored pencils
20 small dry erase markers
20 glue sticks
20 packages of wide ruled notebook paper
20 packages of #2 pencils
20 pink erasers
10 packages of pencil top erasers
20 packages of large colored markers
20 boxes of crayons
10 boxes of Kleenex