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This document outlines a 5-day community service project for a high school gym class with students of varying ages, races, and availability for service. The objectives are for students to learn about at least 3 local community service opportunities through videos, websites, and activities focused on groups like the American Red Cross, Habitat for Humanity, highway cleanup, and organizations assisting the homeless. Each day would profile a different service group for the students to consider getting involved with.
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- 2. Analyze Students • 25-35 gym class students • About 30% African American, 60%White, and 10% Latino • Ages 14-18 • Grades 9th-12th • Varying concerns with their communities and varying time and money to provide to help
- 3. State Objectives • The audience is the students in the particular gym class. I expect students to pay attention to the videos that I present about how they can help their community. I will presentYouTube videos about different community service opportunities and go to certain charity websites that provide community service. I expect students to know of at least 3 community services in their area. (60%)
- 4. Objective • Students will learn about community service groups and opportunities provided by them. • Students will learn throughYouTube videos, PowerPoint slides, online quizzes andWebQuests.
- 5. Day by Day • Day 1: American Red Cross • Day 2: Habitat for Humanity • Day 3: Adopt a Highway • Day 4: Boys and Girls Club • Day 5:Homeless shelters and soup kitchens
- 6. Works Cited • www.youtube.com • Varying websites for other community service groups