Teach, Practice, Reward Product Bundles

Did You Know that Stimulus Act Funds (ARRA, Title 1 Part A) and Title 1 Regular Funds are available? more info

Our Education Bundles Can Help You Increase Student Achievement!
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Teach, Practice and Reward Education Bundles

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Increase student achievement in your school, classrooms and Title 1 Programs! This Reading Bundle is specially designed to help you prepare your students for early reading success through the use of TEACH, PRACTICE and REWARD concepts. The Basic Reading Skills Bundle includes products to help you teach your students the letters of the alphabet and basic reading skills. It also includes age-appropriate rewards that will inspire your students as they meet their reading goals. Appropriate for children reading at a pre-kindergarten level to 4th grade.

Our Education Bundles include everything you need in one convenient package!

Teach	Practice	Reward
Teach your students fundamental skills that will set a strong foundation for future achievement.	Help your students practice what they learn in fun and practical ways.	Recognize your students as they meet their goals and inspire them to strive for continued success.

ARRA American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009

On February 17, President Obama signed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA) which provides over $80 billion in additional federal funds for preK-12 education. In addition to providing extra funds for existing federal programs like Title I, the 2009 economic stimulus bill includes almost $54 billion for a State Fiscal Stabilization Fund which can be used for preventing teacher layoffs, reducing program cutbacks, and promoting school facility modernization programs.

ARRA Funding	Amount	Distribution	Amount of Funds
Title I	$10 Billion Stimulus + $14 Billion in existing funds Total with Stimulus = $24 Billion	Formula funds based on poverty and targeting large districts with high percentages of low income students, including most urban areas.	To implement evidence-based strategies that help build sustainable capacity for improving teaching and learning in Title I schools.