Why did each person choose this topic? • What would the project require? • What would you do in the project? • Then you’ll have another opportunity with another round. The fourth round is for other ideas not on the lists, because there are possibilities beyond what’s on the page. For the first three rounds, select one and join those students for a quick conversation. If you are solo, join another solo student to share ideas or think on your own. Round one Project one Conversation this be: Animal shelter, adoption or rescue creativity • Bicycle repair clinics activity • Children’s programs service • Environmental campaign What are your ideas? Hunger assistance Museum involvement Sports tournament or activity Theater performance two Project one Conversation Would this be: Aiding those in need creativity • Art exhibition activity • Children’s hospital service • Donation campaign What are your ideas? Holiday activities Home construction Puppet shows Zoo involvement Round three
• Why did each person choose this topic? • What would the project require? • What would you do in the project? Then you’ll have another opportunity with another round. The fourth round is for other ideas not on the lists, because there are possibilities beyond what’s on the page. For the first three rounds, select one and join those students for a quick conversation. If you are solo, join another solo student to share ideas or think on your own. Round one Project one Conversation Animal shelter, adoption or rescue Bicycle repair clinics Children’s programs Environmental campaign Hunger assistance Museum involvement Sports tournament or activity Theater performance this be: • creativity • activity • service What are your ideas? two Project one Conversation Aiding those in need Art exhibition Children’s hospital Donation campaign Holiday activities Home construction Puppet shows Zoo involvement Would this be: • creativity • activity • service What are your ideas? Round three
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