In this class, we will discuss technology tools, including great online resources, to help you teach your Science standards. You will have time to develop a portfolio of resources and lessons you can use when school begins.

If you are familiar with the basics of SMART's Notebook 10 software, and want to add more tricks and interactivity to your lessons, this is the class for you! We will cover how to use animation and revealing tricks to spice up your notebooks. You will leave with a lesson you can use the next day. 

In this class, we will learn about using existing podcasts in class, why to have students create podcasts, and how to use free software, called Audacity, to create podcasts. 

Looking for some Web sites that will engage and educate students? This class will present a variety of Web sites that you can use the next day in class. 
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East Bay Computer Using Educators (EBCUE) is again offering The Doug Prouty Classroom Grant Program.  This program seeks to fund K-12 classroom teachers who want to implement creative, innovative and student-centered uses of technology and support student achievement in core curriculum: English/language, arts, math, history/social science, and science.  Grant amounts can go up to $1,500.
For info: Contact Crystal Jensen or Anna Massi
Deadline: March 15

The Warren W. Eukel Teacher Trust Fund annually distributes three separate $10,000 grants to outstanding teachers.  The Trust will select nominees who exhibit extraordinary commitment of personal time and energy on behalf of their students.  Teachers can self-nominate, or be nominated by an administrator, colleague, or student.  The award may be used in any manner the recipient wishes.
Info: Contact (925) 945-0200 or visit their Web site
Deadline: June 30

Chevron is offering ongoing funding for selected projects that focus on science, technology, engineering, and math. Public school teachers are encouraged to submit project requests for the materials their students need to learn.  All full-time, front-line educators at public schools (teachers, librarians, guidance counselors, and school nurses) who spend at least 75% of their time working with students are eligible to request materials.  DonorsChoose.org is a nonprofit organization that connects public school teachers in need of classroom materials and experiences with donors who want to help 
Info: DonorsChoose.org (After creating a DonorsChoose.org account, look under Chevron Grants)

The Alliance for Healthier Generation's Healthy Schools Program is offering seed grants of up to $4,000 to schools coupled with ongoing support in the areas of nutrition, physical activity, and staff wellness over the next three Years.

For info: Contact Beth Graham at (843) 213-1135 

Deadline: March 10 

Fee: Free