It was music to teacher Lindsay Fisk's ears to learn that instruments from around the world would be in the hands of her students thanks to a TPSF Enrichment Grant.  Multiple grade levels would see, feel and hear instruments first-hand as they learn about the history and details of music from other countries.

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Things are really cooking in Amy Jones' Kindergarten class at Orchard Hills.  A TPSF Enrichment grant provided materials and supplies to enhance their purposeful playtime and helped engage the youngest learners.  "We appreciate your understanding and support of "playtime" as an opportunity to learn to share, collaborate, create, and much more!"

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The Chicken Coop Club at Columbus Tustin is doing egg-cellent thanks to a TPSF Enrichment grant to start and sustain their program.   Students researched all aspects of chickens, collaboratively constructed a small coop, built their math skills, and bonded with friends as they cared for the chickens.  A bonus for CT staff is the opportunity to purchase fresh eggs that sustain the club.

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Myford teacher Anita Beres has volunteered in the Dino Dash for 24 years and just this year applied for her first TPSF Enrichment Grant, and it was so easy!  The grant helped to expand the multicultural library she started with her Dino Dash classroom funds and share it with other K-2 classrooms.  Myford has students from 28 countries, so exploring different cultures and backgrounds helped inspire students and create a feeling of inclusion.