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This unit will help students recognize talents and think of ways to use them to help others. They will also learn about homelessness from a homeless person's point of view.
The Wellspring - An Intergenerational Historical Writing Project
Languages: English
Countries: United States
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Students meet with older citizens of the community to share and record their stories. Interviews are compiled into a booklet, called 'The Wellspring', which contains profiles of local citizens,...
Living History - An Intergenerational Philanthropy Project
Languages: English
Countries: United States
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Students will develop sharing and learning relationships with senior friends from a local senior center or retirement home as they volunteer to write the Living History of that person.
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Students will analyze the writings of the President and Governor to determine how they set priorities for their administrations. They will look at the local level and the priorities of providing care...
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Through this service project, students will have the opportunity to make a difference in their community in a meaningful way through a hands-on service project that will also enable them to learn...
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This unit has been developed to introduce the theme of philanthropy into the literary novel 'To Kill a Mockingbird' by Harper Lee.
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This unit illustrates the historical importance of volunteers and underscores their importance in helping the less fortunate in their communities, states, countries and the world.
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Students will identify senior citizens in history who are considered heroes and compare/contrast these heroes with heroes in their own community and lives.
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The unit will introduce students to the idea of helping others through a series of read-a-loud books, leading to the understanding that they can also be philanthropic.
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In this unit, the students explore the shared experiences of people of many different generations and of the future. They will explore the concept of recycling, what it meant in past generations...
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Students will take an active role and gain pride in adding beauty to their surroundings. The long-term result will be to create a quiet area for students and others to read or study in a location in...
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This unit will introduce students to the concept of philanthropy and its history from 1815 until the present, along with hands-on experience dealing with foundations and other non-profit...
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Students will trace how executive power is derived and used in this country and evaluate its potential for influencing change in the nation.
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Looking at the ramifications of the Depression in detail, students will experience the occurrences through primary sources, while making a connection with the role that philanthropy played in...
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In this unit students will study the story of Spider-Man through the 2002 film and the original Spider-Man cartoon. They will identify themes in the story, the motivations behind Spider-Man's...
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Students will participate in their democracy by identifying problems in their community, understanding the history of the problem, and creating solutions to that problem.
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Using the examples of Jackie Robinson, Arthur Ashe, Tiger Woods and Jackie Joyner-Kersee, students learn that these persons chose areas of interest and concern to them and acted as responsible...
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Students gain awareness of the importance of healthy food. They will observe changes in food, explore tastes, harvest vegetables and discuss the daily food needs of all individuals. They will also...
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In this unit students examine and learn how an historical example of volunteerism and philanthropy contributed to the common good.
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Students will recognize the importance of friendship in a person's life and identify organizations that help those without friends.
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