UPDATE #2: MY PROJECT IS FULLY FUNDED! MANY THANKS TO MY DONORS AND ALMOST HOME/AMERICAN EXPRESS. I CAN'T WAIT TO USE THE LIFE SIZED MODEL IN CLASS:)UPDATE #1: ONLY $78 TO GO (THANKS TO MY FIRST OFFICIAL DONOR)!
Please help fund my project, Unsolved Mysteries of the Human Body Systems, on DonorsChoose.org. I am requesting funding for a life sized model of the human torso. This is a hands on tool that will make learning about the human body much more interesting and exciting.
My project is eligible for funding by Almost Home and American Express. This means that $370.91 will be funded by partners of Donors Choose. The remaining $98 must be contributed by citizen philanthropists (that's you, your family, your neighbors, etc). Students - please tell your parents. Parents - please tell your friends and family. Every dollar counts!
If my project does not reach funding ($98) by the time the Almost Home grant runs out or expires, the cost of the project will revert back to its original price ($468.91). This offer is only available for a limited time, so act now if you are interested in making a donation.
Remember, only $98 to go!
Fingers crossed. Wish me luck:)
Thank you on behalf of my students and myself.
I will definitely tell my parents! This seems like a cool project! I love your profile picture Leslie. Happy New Years and Christmas if you celebrate it everyone!
ReplyDelete-Katherine W. 7E
That's a good deal!
ReplyDelete-Kelly Low 7E
I hope we could reach the goal because it would be really cool to have a model where you could take out its organ and they would life size.
ReplyDeleteJackie Z. 7F
This looks like an awesome project!
ReplyDeleteAugust G. 7E
My parents are interested in donating? Do we just click on the Unsolved Mysteries of the Human Body Systems link?
ReplyDelete-Katherine 7E
YAY! now we can have a model with working organs!
ReplyDelete-Edie H
7G
It'll be really interesting to have a life size model of the human body... It might help us to understand more about the organ systems.
ReplyDeleteMackenzie C. 7G
that would be pretty cool..to have a life sized model in class!
ReplyDeletewow! thats really cool it would be helpful too!
ReplyDelete-lucy 7a
it is amazing what many orginizations can do. i hope it comes before your due date, Leslie!
ReplyDeleteSasha 7H
about 2 more weeks to go! :)
ReplyDelete~Kimberly C. 7G
do we have to do test corrections? i hope we get this life size model
ReplyDeletejohnluke 7h
Good luck!!!!
ReplyDeleteJacob S 7B
Can we name him Bob or something?
ReplyDelete:) Yuxiao L. 7G
seymour organs didnt make the trip :(
ReplyDeletelila c 7a
Its so cool and very educational. When do we get to use it?
ReplyDeleteBrianna W. 7E
I love his name, Seymoar Organs! :)
ReplyDeleteHe's pretty awesome, but I wish we could use him... when will we be able to take out the organs or atleast see you, Leslie, do it? It'll be really cool and a lot easier to see than that little one.
Sofia Collins, 7G
YAY! Its seymour organs! He helps me visualize what and how the organs work! Im so happy we have him in class!
ReplyDeleteMina Morisaki 7E
we should definitely vote on his name in study hall or something! :P
ReplyDeleteYuxiao L. 7G
Seymour Organs is awesome!
ReplyDelete-Brian O'Connor 7B
Well, we got it now so we don't need anymore luck. :)
ReplyDeleteEugene N. 7H
Me and andrea made the name! :)
ReplyDeleteIm pretty proud of us.
-lila cohen 7a
this life size model looks so cool, can't wait to use it.
ReplyDeleteMatthew N. 7B
Mr Organs is awesome it is so cool how you can take the organs out and put them back in.
ReplyDeleteEthan Singer 7B
im so happy that we reached our goal! now we have seymour organs in our class! YAY!!!! now we get to see more!
ReplyDeleteZi Ying C. 7E
Im really glad that we got "seymore organs." It really helps me understand the body in a visual way.
ReplyDelete-Paola W. 7E
Semyor Organs is awesome.
ReplyDeleteNicolaj C.
The life size model looks so cool!
ReplyDelete-Elliot W.