During exhibition I learned that everyone can make a difference no matter how big or small you are. You don't have to change the world, but you can really help change lives one person at a time.
Our class is really close and we want to help each other succeed. I also learned that our class enjoys the PPCD class.
My favorite issue was the Ronald McDonald House. It was inspiring to see how the RMcDH has changed the live of so many families of cancer patients in a positive was.
I also enjoyed helping the disabled kids. It was great fun to see our support cheering kids on in both the PPCD class and the challenger league. It was neat to se how happy the kids were just being themselves. The PPCD class brought back memories of my preschool years.
I was very surprised at our MT community and the amount they donated to our causes. I am very thankful for all the help we got, but when I look at the numbers I see little they actually contributed and supported us. This realization made me feel guilty because I know that I was once one of those kids who did not take much when someone asked for donations from us. I now understand how those 5th graders felt trying to get donations for their cause.
Our class is really close and we want to help each other succeed. I also learned that our class enjoys the PPCD class.
My favorite issue was the Ronald McDonald House. It was inspiring to see how the RMcDH has changed the live of so many families of cancer patients in a positive was.
I also enjoyed helping the disabled kids. It was great fun to see our support cheering kids on in both the PPCD class and the challenger league. It was neat to se how happy the kids were just being themselves. The PPCD class brought back memories of my preschool years.
I was very surprised at our MT community and the amount they donated to our causes. I am very thankful for all the help we got, but when I look at the numbers I see little they actually contributed and supported us. This realization made me feel guilty because I know that I was once one of those kids who did not take much when someone asked for donations from us. I now understand how those 5th graders felt trying to get donations for their cause.
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