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Fundred Templates and Basic Instructions
Get started with these essential Fundred Resources:
- Download/Order Fundred Templates and Instructions
- Print your own Multiple Fundred Template (3 per page)
- Multiple Bundle Bands
More on Fundred
Become familiar with Fundred and find tools to introduce the project to students (including summaries, strategies, videos and PowerPoint). See Resources
Shared Lesson Plans
Be inspired! See examples of how Fundred is being presented in classrooms around the country.
- A Basic Lesson Plan (Stephanie Zanocco, CA)
- Cross-Curricular Lessons (Holley Smothers, MO)
- Cultural Currencies of the World: Research + Geography (Kerrita Mayfield, VA)
- Dirt: A Resource for Integrative Learning (Connie Stewart, CO)
- Earth Day (Fundred News)
- Lead-Soil-Health:Teaching Kids About Lead + Health (Suzy Hobbs, NC)
- Los Dineros del Mundo: World Currency in Spanish (Andrew Ward, KS)
- Mardi Gras Ideas (Fundred News)
- Points of View: Art that Affects Change (Anne Polashenski, NY)
- Power of Collaboration: Art, Science, Social Studies, Language and Math (Joe Fusaro, NY)
- School Arts Lesson: Fundred for All Ages (Mary Rubin, CA)
- Service Learning Lesson Plan (Ashby Foote, MD)
State Standards
Examples of State Standards.
- Curriculum Correlations: Art, Math, Science, Environment, Social Studies, Civics, Language
- California: State Standards
- Missouri: State Standards
- North Carolina Curriculum Connections
- Texas: 5th Grade Standards
Have you developed your own Fundred resource? We encourage you to share. Please e-mail pdf or word documents to Fundred Team at questions@fundred.org.
Share Fundred!
Now that you know about Fundred it’s time to teach, share and inspire. Be a Fundred Leader. Give your students the opportunity to be Fundred Ambassadors.
Ideas for Getting the Word Out!
More ideas…
- Introduce to your students in the classroom
- Explain the project to your school principal and/or in teachers’ meetings
- Plan a school-wide Fundred Day
- Plan an assembly, present the PowerPoint, and hand out Fundred Templates for students to do then and there. Have a collection box ready at the door.
- Have a FUNDRED Table at fairs, Election Day or other events. Students can man the table! Want resources for Fundred event tables? Click here
- After school workshops are great
- Look to other opportunities: Scouts, youth centers, retirement homes, home school networks, art centers, community events, fairs and farmers markets
- Partner with an art center, museum or other venue to display bills created in your area!
- Please let us know your ideas too!
Note: the least effective way to introduce Fundred is through homework; templates often don’t make their way back to the project!
Getting Involved with Fundred Beyond the Classroom: More here
