Service Project: Complete the Service Project Assignment Requirement this week. See the instructions and details below.
To help incorporate more kindness and service into our everyday life we can look for ways to help others through service projects. Doing something for someone else can make a big difference for the giver (you) and the receiver (those you help). Doing something for others allows you to not only connect and give back to your community, but also help show you that you can make a difference. And there is nothing more empowering than that!
Tuesday (18th)- Develop an idea. Visit with a parent about what you are thinking.
Wednesday (19th)- Gather supplies and work on your project.
Thursday (20th)- Complete the project.
Friday (21st)- Use Microsoft Word to write about your project. Write a paragraph or two describing your idea and how you carried it out. Reflect on how it made you feel to do something for someone besides yourself. Describe the person’s reaction to your service to them. Remember to proofread your paper before sharing it with Mrs. Wilt
Click HERE to access the Planning form for your service project.
Click HERE to access the Last Step form for your service project.
Begin by brainstorming things you could personally do to help someone outside your home. You may choose from this list of ideas or use it to help you think of other ways to serve someone.
To help incorporate more kindness and service into our everyday life we can look for ways to help others through service projects. Doing something for someone else can make a big difference for the giver (you) and the receiver (those you help). Doing something for others allows you to not only connect and give back to your community, but also help show you that you can make a difference. And there is nothing more empowering than that!
Tuesday (18th)- Develop an idea. Visit with a parent about what you are thinking.
Wednesday (19th)- Gather supplies and work on your project.
Thursday (20th)- Complete the project.
Friday (21st)- Use Microsoft Word to write about your project. Write a paragraph or two describing your idea and how you carried it out. Reflect on how it made you feel to do something for someone besides yourself. Describe the person’s reaction to your service to them. Remember to proofread your paper before sharing it with Mrs. Wilt
Click HERE to access the Planning form for your service project.
Click HERE to access the Last Step form for your service project.
Begin by brainstorming things you could personally do to help someone outside your home. You may choose from this list of ideas or use it to help you think of other ways to serve someone.
- Make pictures or cards for elderly neighbors or elderly people you know and deliver to their home
- Bake cookies for a group of local service workers and deliver (police, firemen, etc)
- Visit a senior living center and deliver cookies or cards
- Visit a local park and pick up trash
- Bake cookies for a Hospice House and deliver to the kitchen for the families who are there
- Help an elderly person by doing some yard work for them or by cleaning for them.
- Make cards for the military and mail (Click HERE for mailing address and ideas.)
- Organize a way to collect food for the local food bank this week and deliver
- Volunteer at a local food bank or soup kitchen
