The document discusses a project to help teach English to children at an orphanage. It outlines a plan where a group of 13 schoolchildren will work with the organizer to hold English lessons at the orphanage 3 times per week for 2 hours each. The lessons will use games and materials like paper, markers, crayons, and stickers. The goal is for the orphanage children to learn English and be happier through the lessons and friendship of the student volunteers.

1. Lend a helping hand! Organized by Mir Mahamad Basira April 6,2011 "Umut " Children House

2. We have Umut’s Children house in our city. These children don’t have such things that we have. We are happy, because we have parents, but they don’t have parents. These children don’t have attention, good education, like all other children. And this is a very big problem. And we have to solve this problem.

3. The goal of my GYSD project is to help children speak English. I think that children will speak better in English language after my working with this project .

4. I organize a group of schoolchildren. The panel will consist of 13 persons. These students will help me realize the project. I and 2 girls will Tracing children English. Others will help collect the right thing and buy goods Business techno. These products come in handy for their lessons.

5. 1. Together we agree with the director of the orphanage, the holding of classes. 2. The same way we are going to school stuff, books to donate to children when we teach them. 3. We find a game for English lessons in Wikipedia. 4. We will go into an orphanage, all together. Lessons will be given in week 3 times. One lesson will be to go for 2 hours. Recourses We need A4 size paper, markers, crayons, and stickers, for lessons in game form. Plan

6. After my GYSD event, I expect that children living in an orphanage, they know English, and on their face a smile, and as we become their friends, I'm sure it would be nice to them. Our English lessons useful to them in their future. They will feel equal, which is very important to me.