Six Basics to completing a service learning project: (adapted from Peace Jam Foundation: Leaders Guide 2007) 1) Identify an Issue 2) Research the Issue from Multiple Perspectives 3) Create an Action Plan 4) Do the Service Project 5) Reflect on the project and make improvements 6) Celebrate Accomplishments
Service Projects I have done:
One service project i have done is helping with the winter social. I stayed after school helping a teacher (Ms.Carmen) make decorations for my schools winter social. I made three hours of service. I also helped decorate the gym during class. It was a lot of fun!This is an example of being a good student in your
school by helping out with something. You can ask your principal if you can help in something like this. It is easy, simple and fun to do!
http://pjgctagrant.wikispaces.com/ By clicking this link you will go t a project me and a friend did to help explain what breaking the cycle of violence means.
Service Project Proposal:
I want to help my community to be a better, cleaner place. So my Service Project Proposal is to help clean my schools community. I would put a sign up sheet for people who want to help to sign up. But first i would have to ask my schools principal if we could do that. Also many teachers would have to be involved. I would ask teachers that are interested to help. If they said yes i would probably go clean about 5 blocks with all the people that wanted to help. This would help my schools community be a more beautiful place and we would have made it that way which is a very good thing.
Reflections:
1. Doing service projects make you grow as a member of your community.Helping in service projects is as easy as making decorations. That is what i did at my school. Doing service projects can help you grow as a student in your school. This is good because it helps you get a good reputation as a student. You will be more trustworthy and responsible. Which are good traits if you want to go to college.
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Six Basics to completing a service learning project: (adapted from Peace Jam Foundation: Leaders Guide 2007)
1) Identify an Issue
2) Research the Issue from Multiple Perspectives
3) Create an Action Plan
4) Do the Service Project
5) Reflect on the project and make improvements
6) Celebrate Accomplishments
Service Projects I have done:
One service project i have done is helping with the winter social. I stayed after school helping a teacher (Ms.Carmen) make decorations for my schools winter social. I made three hours of service. I also helped decorate the gym during class. It was a lot of fun!This is an example of being a good student in your
school by helping out with something. You can ask your principal if you can help in something like this. It is easy, simple and fun to do!
http://pjgctagrant.wikispaces.com/By clicking this link you will go t a project me and a friend did to help explain what breaking the cycle of violence means.
Service Project Proposal:
I want to help my community to be a better, cleaner place. So my Service Project Proposal is to help cleanmy schools community. I would put a sign up sheet for people who want to help to sign up. But first i would have to ask my schools principal if we could do that. Also many teachers would have to be involved. I would ask teachers that are interested to help. If they said yes i would probably go clean about 5 blocks with all the people that wanted to help. This would help my schools community be a more beautiful place and we would have made it that way which is a very good thing.
Reflections:
1. Doing service projects make you grow as a member of your
community.Helping in service projects is as easy as making decorations. That is what i did at my school.
Doing service projects can help you grow as a student in your school. This is good because it helps you get a good reputation as a student. You will be more trustworthy and responsible. Which are good traits if you want to go to college.