Have Questions about Celebrate NJ! Baseball Games? Download the BASEBALL EVENT FAQ for answers!
The work of students selected for “Best of the Best” awards will be published in our online newspaper and in local papers. We need permission to publish names and photos. Please download the Student Release Form here.
View the 2009-10 School Program Overview.
Scroll all the way down for new technology and classroom tools!
Could you use help from another teacher who has used the Celebrate NJ! school program in the classroom? Check the Teachers Who Can Help Page.
For ELL students whose primary language is Spanish, you may find this Spanish Language translation helpful: wequest_spanish_translation
Looking for Funding? Check out the Education Grants Page. New grants are listed as we learn about them.
RESOURCES FROM OTHER ORGANIZATIONS: (Scroll down for technology and materials sources)
Many organizations provide great teaching resources for the classroom. As we discover them, we’ll post them here: (If you have resources to share, please email us and we’ll add them khatcher@celebratenj.org)
NEW! ALICE PAUL INSTITUTE OFFERS PROGRAM FOR TEACHERS
January 21, 2010
Discovering Role Models: NJ Women’s History in the Classroom, the
second session of Hear Her Voice: Teachers’ Institute, a three-part
series, takes place Thursday, Jan. 21, 4 – 6 p.m., at Paulsdale, a
National Historic Landmark, 128 Hooton Rd., Mt. Laurel. Curriculum includes techniques for integrating more women’s history, specifically New Jersey women’s history, into the classrooms and providing a range of female role models for their students.
Registration fee is $50, which includes curriculum materials and resources Two continuing education units are available through the New Jersey Department of Education. Register by Thursday, Jan. 14. For more information or to register, visit the events page on the Alice Paul Institute’s website, www.alicepaul.org, or contact the Institute at 856-231-1885 or
info@alicepaul.org.
Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts
Community Theatre at Mayo Center
Cambell’s Labels for Education
NJ State Office of Legislative Services
Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History
National Museum of American History
Morristown National Historic Park
Historical Society of Princeton
Environmental Protection Resources
Verizon Thinkfinity
Meadowlands Environment Center
Sustainable Jersey (Programs in support of “being green”)
South Jersey Cultural Alliance
Rutgers Arts Education Programs
Newspapers in Education resources for literacy
“Go New Jersey”, Songs for the Classroom, by Jim Murphy and The Pine Barons (order the CD by emailing Jim Murphy)
NEW! SOURCES FOR CLASSROOM TECHNOLOGY AND SUPPLIES
MacTreasures: Donated Macintosh computer equipment
www.mactreasures.com
NAEIR: Donations of excess inventory from corporations
www.naeir.org
Computers for Learning: Donation of surplus federal computers
www.computers.fed.gov/School/general1.asp
Teach America! Free technology training for one year
www.gateway.com/teachamerica
New Deal Foundation Grants: computers and/or software for schools working with disadvantaged youth
www.newdeal.org
IndiVisual Hewlett Packard Read for Life Scholarship: For students age 8 to 18, struggling to read. Wireless mobile reading lab with 5 HP laptops and 3 years unlimited student use of IndiVisual Reading
www.indivisuallearning.com/scholarship.html
Share the Technology Program: Connects computer donors with those who need
www.sharetechnology.org
Education Spotlight Program: Donations of projectors and electronic copyboards
www.lightware.com/site/spotlight.html
******************
Go to Student Assignments page.
Go to Student Resources page.
