Girls in developing countries often do not complete their secondary education. This leaves children vulnerable to poverty, hunger, and violence. The authors made flyers and went door-to-door in their neighborhood to fundraise for girls' education. They were able to raise $20.61 and some donations of noodles to support providing education to children in need.

1. Girls Education in
developing countries
Ericka M, Mariell M, Allyssa M

2. Educati
on provides
Knowledg
e.

3. Childre
n
whod
o
no
t
g
oto scho
ol
ar
e
mor
evulnerab
le
to Povert
y,Hung
er,
Violenc
e,
Etc.

4. Onl
y
6
0
perce
nt
of
appropriateage attend
secondaryschool
worldwide.
childrenof the

5. all children must not
only enrol in sch
but also complete
the required
years of schooling

6. What can we do to help
Me and my group mates will
make a flyers and then go door to
door and give flyers to the people
that is in the area, we will ask
them to give us a loonie or more
for our school project free the
children and give tiny souvenirs
to the people that donated. The
money that we earned from the

7. What we did to make a difference
We made difference by we made some small souvenir.

8. We went in our neighbors and our
relatives if they are willing to
donate.

9. By doing that we earned $20 and
61 cents and some people donated
some noodles.