The fifth graders honored Martin Luther King Jr. by doing an act of service here at Unquowa. Dr King believed in helping others and making the world a kind and fair place. He taught us that everyone can make a difference, no matter their age by showing respect and caring about their community.

Our acts of service put Dr. King’s message of love, equality, and service into action to create a positive change. The students each picked an act of service and completed it.

Grace – I drew a picture for Mrs. Raggio

Harper – I read to the Pre K class

Maddie C.– I helped Miles straighten out his trapper at flex class

Miles – I held the outside door open for all of the upper school students to come in for lunch

Maddie T. – I read a Dr Seuss book to the kindergarten class

Ali – I washed Mrs. Sylvestro’s whiteboard

Nico – I pushed in all of the chairs after literature class

Owen – I held the door open for all of the upper schoolers to come in after snack

Arthur – I carried Micah’s trapper all day so that he could rest his arms for our basketball game later that day

Micah – I made an origami gift for Mrs. Blackwell