Green Pirates Final PowerPoint




                         Jessica Zielinski
                         Katie Fuller
                         Amanda Porter
                         Justin Ciambelli
                         Chris Hanifin
Meet the Green Pirates
    Chris: Wiki editor, Researcher
    Katie: Liaison between group and school communicator
     with Marissa, Dr. K, and the group and the school
    Jessica: Updates the time, agenda meeting director,
     power-point creator
    Justin: Creator of lesson plan
    Amanda: Organizer, editor, and craft manager
Team Mission Statement
    We are a group HR majors at the University of
     Massachusetts Dartmouth who are looking to
     educate the community by reaching out to New
     Bedford students. Using our skills and education
     effectively, we will strive to spread recycling
     awareness and make a lasting impression. We will
     educate elementary students on how to correctly
     recycle, while creating a fun educational
     environment they will enjoy learning in. Our
     overall mission is to leave a lasting impression on
     the students which will be brought home with
     them, therefore encouraging recycling at home.
Goals of the Green Pirates
    Participate in a recycling event with our
     community partner - Taylor School
    Spread recycling awareness to the school
    Teach about the effects of trash in the ocean
    Sustaining what we have taught in the classroom
     as well as involving the entire school
    Making a lasting impression on the students and
     have what they learn brought home with them
Goal # 1
   Participate in a recycling event with our
    community partner - Taylor School
    ◦ Beach Cleanup
Goal # 2
    Spread recycling awareness to the school
     o Providing students with Blue Bins who didn’t
      already have one
Goal # 3
    Teach about the effects of trash in the
     ocean
     ◦ Using our lesson plan to teach the students and
       have those students teach the 1st grade
Goal # 4
    Sustaining what we have taught in the
     classroom as well as involving the entire
     school
     ◦ Leaving up the students art project for the
       whole year to remind of ARD.
Goal # 5
    Making a lasting impression on the
     students and have what they learn brought
     home with them
     ◦ Stop & Shop bags we provided them with
Green Pirates Operating Principles
    Team members will attend all meetings, and will contact
     the group 24 hours in advanced (email, or text) when
     they can not make a meeting
    Team members will work to the best of their abilities.
    Work is divided up evenly
    Individual tasks are delegated fairly
    Each group members opinions will be valued and
     respected
Service to community partners
    The Green Pirates worked with the Taylor
     elementary school. We focused on
     working with the fifth graders. To spread
     the word on recycling and find out what
     the students learned from us, they then
     presented their art project (ARD event 2)
     to the 1st graders.
ARD Event #1
  Monday, November 5th
  A lesson was given on recycling along
   with a post quiz to see what the 5th graders
   retained.
ARD Event #2
 Wednesday, November 7th
 Plastic Bag Art Project!
ARD Final Event
  Monday, November 19th
  Beach Clean up!
Community Involvement
  Umass Dartmouth groups were notified of our
   beach cleanup.
  The green pirates gained valuable partnerships
   with both Stop & Shop, Lynn Coish, and the
   New Bedford and Dartmouth Recycling
   Coordinator Marissa Perez-Dormitizer
Recycling Awareness, Education and
Behavior
  The art projects were not only presented to the 1st graders but
   will also be hung up for the rest of the school year to remind
   the students of what they learned during our time there
  The second day of teaching, one girl explained to us how she
   told her mother about what she had learned in school that day
   and her mother proceeded to create a chart that was hung on
   their refrigerator
  38 applications for blue bins were given to the students and 5
   students brought them back.
Sustainability
  Along with the idea of recycling the right
   items and throwing away the rest, we
   wanted to promote sustainability to our
   students
  We received 38 reusable bags donated to
   us from Stop&Shop
Creativity
   We had the fifth graders make a replica of the poster that
    Marissa has in her office, which shows why it is
    dangerous if a plastic bag ends up in the ocean
   During this groups had to draw the animal and somehow
    incorporate the bag on it to show how dangerous plastic
    bags are for a diverse amount of sea animals.
Important teamwork lessons learned
  Voicing your opinion during a group meeting
  Realizing each others strengths and weaknesses will help the
   group work together and complete tasks
  Each member of the team needs to do their work and be
   reliable. The group as a whole needs to trust that individual
   member will do their share and get their tasks done efficiently
   and on time
  Being open to other team members’ suggestion allows for
   new and creative ideas
The Green Pirates succeeded even through
our setbacks we encountered:

  Hannigan School Issues
  Market Basket
  Total School Involvement
Any further Questions?
          Thank you Taylor School!

Gp powerpoint

  • 1.
    Green Pirates FinalPowerPoint Jessica Zielinski Katie Fuller Amanda Porter Justin Ciambelli Chris Hanifin
  • 2.
    Meet the GreenPirates  Chris: Wiki editor, Researcher  Katie: Liaison between group and school communicator with Marissa, Dr. K, and the group and the school  Jessica: Updates the time, agenda meeting director, power-point creator  Justin: Creator of lesson plan  Amanda: Organizer, editor, and craft manager
  • 3.
    Team Mission Statement  We are a group HR majors at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth who are looking to educate the community by reaching out to New Bedford students. Using our skills and education effectively, we will strive to spread recycling awareness and make a lasting impression. We will educate elementary students on how to correctly recycle, while creating a fun educational environment they will enjoy learning in. Our overall mission is to leave a lasting impression on the students which will be brought home with them, therefore encouraging recycling at home.
  • 4.
    Goals of theGreen Pirates  Participate in a recycling event with our community partner - Taylor School  Spread recycling awareness to the school  Teach about the effects of trash in the ocean  Sustaining what we have taught in the classroom as well as involving the entire school  Making a lasting impression on the students and have what they learn brought home with them
  • 5.
    Goal # 1  Participate in a recycling event with our community partner - Taylor School ◦ Beach Cleanup
  • 6.
    Goal # 2  Spread recycling awareness to the school o Providing students with Blue Bins who didn’t already have one
  • 7.
    Goal # 3  Teach about the effects of trash in the ocean ◦ Using our lesson plan to teach the students and have those students teach the 1st grade
  • 8.
    Goal # 4  Sustaining what we have taught in the classroom as well as involving the entire school ◦ Leaving up the students art project for the whole year to remind of ARD.
  • 9.
    Goal # 5  Making a lasting impression on the students and have what they learn brought home with them ◦ Stop & Shop bags we provided them with
  • 10.
    Green Pirates OperatingPrinciples  Team members will attend all meetings, and will contact the group 24 hours in advanced (email, or text) when they can not make a meeting  Team members will work to the best of their abilities.  Work is divided up evenly  Individual tasks are delegated fairly  Each group members opinions will be valued and respected
  • 11.
    Service to communitypartners  The Green Pirates worked with the Taylor elementary school. We focused on working with the fifth graders. To spread the word on recycling and find out what the students learned from us, they then presented their art project (ARD event 2) to the 1st graders.
  • 12.
    ARD Event #1  Monday, November 5th  A lesson was given on recycling along with a post quiz to see what the 5th graders retained.
  • 13.
    ARD Event #2 Wednesday, November 7th  Plastic Bag Art Project!
  • 14.
    ARD Final Event  Monday, November 19th  Beach Clean up!
  • 15.
    Community Involvement Umass Dartmouth groups were notified of our beach cleanup.  The green pirates gained valuable partnerships with both Stop & Shop, Lynn Coish, and the New Bedford and Dartmouth Recycling Coordinator Marissa Perez-Dormitizer
  • 16.
    Recycling Awareness, Educationand Behavior  The art projects were not only presented to the 1st graders but will also be hung up for the rest of the school year to remind the students of what they learned during our time there  The second day of teaching, one girl explained to us how she told her mother about what she had learned in school that day and her mother proceeded to create a chart that was hung on their refrigerator  38 applications for blue bins were given to the students and 5 students brought them back.
  • 17.
    Sustainability  Alongwith the idea of recycling the right items and throwing away the rest, we wanted to promote sustainability to our students  We received 38 reusable bags donated to us from Stop&Shop
  • 18.
    Creativity  We had the fifth graders make a replica of the poster that Marissa has in her office, which shows why it is dangerous if a plastic bag ends up in the ocean  During this groups had to draw the animal and somehow incorporate the bag on it to show how dangerous plastic bags are for a diverse amount of sea animals.
  • 19.
    Important teamwork lessonslearned  Voicing your opinion during a group meeting  Realizing each others strengths and weaknesses will help the group work together and complete tasks  Each member of the team needs to do their work and be reliable. The group as a whole needs to trust that individual member will do their share and get their tasks done efficiently and on time  Being open to other team members’ suggestion allows for new and creative ideas
  • 20.
    The Green Piratessucceeded even through our setbacks we encountered:  Hannigan School Issues  Market Basket  Total School Involvement
  • 21.
    Any further Questions? Thank you Taylor School!

Editor's Notes

  • #5 List the goals, then go to say that we will go in depth on each goal explaining how we accomplished each goal
  • #8 Say what was on the lesson plan and what we taught