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Creative projects done by schools around the country, including Ohio, can give your school and district ideas for implementing community service-learning programs that truly address your students' learning needs and your community's issues and concerns.
Service-Learning Ideas and Curricular Examples (SLICE)
This easy-to-search database features hundreds of high quality service-learning lesson plans that you can browse by grade-group levels spanning from kindergarten through high school. Additional project categories include higher education, community service organizations and tribes/U.S. Territories. Lesson plans feature project ideas from educators and service-learning practitioners. Consider submitting your own completed community service-learning project to the SLICE database.
GenerationOn
As the youth division of Points of Light Institute, GenerationOn has brought the nation's leading youth service organizations and programs under one umbrella. By partnering with teachers, parents, schools, community organizations and businesses, GenerationOn gives kids the opportunity to see firsthand the issues in their communities and the tools and resources they need to respond and become part of the solution.
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Ohio-based Community Service-Learning Projects
Barrington: Beat Michigan - Beat Ovarian Cancer
Emerson: Children's Safe Drinking Water
Genoa: Hunger at Home
Tremont: Upper Arlington: Invasive Species
Jones: Lost Boys of Sudan
St. James: Build a Boat
Reed: Traumatic Brain Injury
Emerson: Special Olympics
St. James: Run the Race
Buckeye: Reading Buddies
Jones: Preschool Buddies
Hanby: Positive Plants
Barrington: Kids for Critters
West Bridge: Dublin Food Pantry
Emerson: Dawson's Doggie Treats
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