Kids 4 Afghan Kids launches awareness month

"We want our comrades Northville realize that Afghanistan, going to school is a privilege. It's not like the way it is in America where you turn 5 and automatically go to school ".

"We will use the month of May to explain this to students of Winchester and Silver Springs," Erica said.

Winchester fourth graders, lead by teacher Lori Weber, a class is going to explain to other students how children live in rural Afghanistan.Students of Weber and two other classes Winchester fourth year, listened to a presentation by representatives K4AK in April, and they will tell the story of classmates through various photos of the village of Wardak.

Heapful of Help: Smencils: Gourmet Scented Pencils Now Available ...

We do not know that the environmentalists to preserve our planet we must save and protect our trees. There is no urgent need to engage in major changes in the environment to contribute positively to the earth. We can protect and preserve our natural resources by simple means such as the reuse of our printed materials as scrap paper, head separating our waste, reducing use of plastic bags in our shop bringing our own reusable bags, and many easier to do tasks. The product appears in the photo above is called Smencils.

1. They also sold “smencils” (scented pencils), which they bought for pennies and sold for a dollar each. The most successful fundraiser each year was the poinsettia sale, which, McBride said, they had down to a science. They raised enough money each