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Additional ResourcesKelsey BrownBooks for Elementary StudentsTeaching Others About SafetyOfficer Buckle and GloriaPeggy Rathmann

Connecting with Patients in Childrens HospitalsThe Paper Bag ChristmasKevin Alan Milne

The Power of Giving/Helping OthersOne Hen How One Small Loan Made a Big Difference (CitizenKid)Katie Smith Milway

Poverty/Helping Others Around the WorldBeatrices GoatPage McBrier and Lori Lohstoeter

Poverty AwarenessOne potato, Two Potato Cynthia DeFelice

More Books!Tight Times Trina Schart HymanSam and the Lucky Money Karen Chinn, Cornelius Van Wright and Ying-Hwa Hu

Websiteswww.thegoodgarden.orgThe Good Garden: How One Family Went from Hunger to Having Enough (CitizenKid)byKatie Smith MilwayThe Good Garden includes facts about world hunger and information about non-profit organizations that help poor farmers. Kids also learn how they can make a difference by volunteering, fundraising, creating their own gardens, and taking political action. Learn more atwww.thegoodgarden.org, an interactive website built in partnership with educational nonprofit One Hen Inc..Additional Websiteshttp://www.dosomething.orghttp://www.ptotoday.comhttp://www.servicelearning.org/http://www.nasc.us/adviser-resources/national-student-project-database/send-us-your-project-ideas.aspxThe following websites provide information on how to teach students about the benefits of Service Learning and also provide teachers with great ideas for student service projects.Community VolunteersAssisting you, the teacher, with your service projectsThere are many people within the community that are already willing to donate their time such as fire fighters, nurses, and police officers. They are all great resources to help you with your projects. But before you even branch out that far, your PTO will probably be more than willing to assist you.PTO Today (link to article)