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Sierra Bonita Kindergarten Receives Grant for Wipebook Whiteboards

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Sierra Bonita Elementary kindergarten teacher Kennedy Lopez secured a grant from the Nebo Education Foundation to purchase Wipebook Whiteboards. The new tools will replace costly and time-consuming chart paper used during CKLA Skills lessons.

Key takeaways

  • Kennedy Lopez secured a Nebo Education Foundation grant for Wipebook Whiteboards.
  • The new whiteboards will replace the frequent use of costly chart paper in CKLA Skills lessons.
  • The technology allows for reusable surfaces that help eliminate classroom waste.
  • The grant is expected to have a lasting impact on the Sierra Bonita kindergarten learning environment.

A kindergarten teacher at Sierra Bonita Elementary in Spanish Fork has successfully secured a grant from the Nebo Education Foundation to improve classroom resources.

Kennedy Lopez took the initiative to submit a request for Wipebook Whiteboards to support her classroom's learning needs.

The implementation of Wipebook Whiteboards aims to address challenges faced during CKLA Skills lessons. The kindergarten team previously relied heavily on chart paper, particularly during the first term.

With eight different writing stations operating around the room, replacing paper had become both costly and time-consuming. The new whiteboards allow teachers to leave materials up and reuse them with dry erase markers, which will eliminate unnecessary waste.

The Sierra Bonita Kindergarten team expressed gratitude for the Nebo Education Foundation's generosity. They stated that the grant will make a lasting impact on their learning environment and serve as a game changer for the classroom.

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