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84"What it means to be a hero" Lesson Plan
Theme: Everyone Can Be A Hero Objectives: Students will be able to name three qualities of a Hero, including that heroes choose to help their communities. Students will be able ...
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77"The importance of news" lesson plan
Theme: The Importance of Current Event Awareness Objectives: Students will be exposed to newspapers in order to increase their awareness and interest of news and current events. ...
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70The end of Young Heroes, short yet sweet
They're all Heroes! All good things must come to an end! Well, that's what people think, but it's not always so easy. I'm talking about the program that I work through in the AmeriCorps model organization,...
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59City Year Heroes celebrate MLK Day!
Eight-thirty on a Saturday morning might seem early, especially to a group of middle-school and high-school students. (At least they didn’t have to join the Heroes teams for prep at 6:30 a.m.) ...
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50Senator Kennedy Funeral Arrangements ~Latest.
- After traveling from Hyannisport and through the City of Boston, Senator Kennedy will arrive at the J.F. Kennedy Library and Museum at roughly 4:45 p.m. - There are 85 members of the family traveling in...
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75How to run an overnight retreat for students
Teaching and mentoring kids can be fun, but it can also be difficult, as many know. For instance, sometimes it's cool to change up the educational format... An overnight retreat can be a different yet still...
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52Ted Kennedy Farewell
Ted Kennedy Farewell It was a terribly rainy day in Boston, with some of the area getting in excess of five inches of rain in one day, compliments of Tropical Storm Danny. We decided to set out to see the...
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73My City Year Testimonial
Hi, my name is Sara Wright, and I am a City Year corps member from Geyserville, California. If you’ve never heard of it before – which is very likely – I will help you envision it: vineyards of red,...
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59In my middle ages
This is a picture of my dad. He is heading for the 80's now. He is on retirement now for about 16 years. He had a heart bypass just after his retirement. A couple of years ago, he was diagnosed with an...
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