Wow! You have all been very busy donating rice and books and helping your parents around the house. Thank you so much for working so hard! If you have left a comment here or emailed us, your name has been added to the participant’s list at the top of the page. You might also find [...]
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Susan, the “mommy” being supported by Team Why Mommy has offered the most AMAZINGLY COOL donation for the winners of our classroom challenge. Here, I’ll just cut and paste her magical words from the comment, where they are not nearly as visible as they should be:
This is a great idea! If you need a prize for [...]
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Hi I am Nina .I am Laura’s little sister.I am seven year’s old.Today I made difference by hleping Laura carry her books that her class helped her donate.By the way , I am tiping this all by mysalfe!!!!
from Nina
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The dinner that I made
Today I made a difference by making dinner for my family.I made noodles, sauce and and sausage. My mom was working late so I made dinner for my dad. My dad usually makes dinner so don’t think that dad is lazy.I loved dinner. Also, I made popcorn for my mom and will [...]
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Twenty Five Days to Make a Difference was the brainchild of my ten year old daughter, Laura, but our ability to get this site up and running was heavily influenced by a number of other people, and every single one of them is a teacher. I spent twelve years in the classroom myself, and I [...]
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