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If you're looking for ways to connect with your neighbors, check out this list of over 19 tips! Lots of great, practical ideas!

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If you're looking for a community service for kids, these ideas should help spark some ideas that you can incorporate into your plans for community service.

Discover why community is so important and how it positively impacts our daily lives. Learn the power of building meaningful connections with others, and explore strategies to foster community in your own life.

I want to encourage y’all to go out there and host your own gatherings. If you’ve ever wanted to, but felt nervous or unsure of how to go about it, then I hope this blog post gives you some clarity! Here are 5 of my top tips for planning n’ pulling off a fun and meaningful event for your community.

Kindness is always in style. Spread kindness. Spread positivity. Bring happiness into other lives whenever and wherever possible! This positive mentality of spreading kindness is why I have created…

How to Build A Unique Community— 10 Lessons By A Master Community Builder. Read about 10 powerful lessons on how to build value-creating communities — no matter if you are a corporation or a startup. Collaboration….

I had been thinking about what it means to design a community. Some people say community can't be designed. I disagree, though I do think it's a very different process than other design processes.

WindSong Cohousing Community Welcome to the WindSong Cohousing Community, an innovative neighbourhood architecturally-designed to encourage interactions among members and to enrich our lives with the pleasure of cooperation and friendship. Cohousing offers private strata-titled homes, safe surroundings, and the benefits of a sustainable lifestyle. WindSong consists of 34 townhomes, a beautiful multipurpose common house, forested

Wondering, how can I give back to the community without money? Here are 25 creative ways to give back to your community, including tips for students, businesses, and during the holidays.

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Learn how to organize a community cleanup. A neighborhood cleanup keeps your town clean. Check out these community project project ideas.

Wondering, how can I give back to the community without money? Here are 25 creative ways to give back to your community, including tips for students, businesses, and during the holidays.

At the beginning of our unit. our classroom was lacking decorations and the giant black bulletin board was just beginning to have green squares put on it... A few days later, our room transformed and we added our own buildings, vehicles, traffic signals, vegetation to our community map and each child made a paper doll of themselves of what they want to be when they grow up. Enjoy these pictures! Police station, museum, doctor’s office... VONS, Disney store, Panda Express (complete with a drive-thru window), Veterinarian’s office, barn, skatepark, scientist lab, Aquarium.... ... every community needs their own pink airport and a NASA building... Target, MB2, Lazy Dog, and a firestation! Racecars at MB2! All of our Community Helpers "Macy is a veterinarian. She makes animals feel better and she can help find the perfect animal.” “Waylon is a farm. He can plant corn.” Check out these sounding out!!! “Dean is a paleontologist. He discovers dinosaur bones.” “Carson is an astronaut. He flies to space.” And our finished project!!!

Need a creative Eagle Scout project idea? Look no further! Here are 20 awesome ideas that will help you show leadership and serve your community.

Looking for some virtual volunteer ideas for students in high school? Here are 10 great ways for your teen to community service hours.

I am happy to be linking up with Doodle Bugs Teaching's Five For Friday linky party! Here's a peek at my week! Our special read-aloud this week was The Recess Queen in honor of Pink Shirt Day (Anti-Bullying). We read the book and discussed what worked and what didn't work with the students in the story. We dug in deeper and realized that the bully's name changes throughout the story. She starts off being referred to as Mean Jean, then the friendly new girl calls her Jeanie Beanie, and then by the end she is just called Jean. After we read the book a few times and talked about the vocabulary and themes a bit further, we acted out the story. To enhance the experience, we used the Story Kit app. I recorded different students re-telling each section of the story and we took a picture to match. Then I typed out their words into the app. The result is a digital book that reads aloud. We had a blast! It was a testing week (one-on-one testing) so I accomplished some testing while the students watched this Arthur video. It was entertaining and had good values and was a good conversation starter! We were learning about 3-D shapes this week. I love this unit because it is a nice "break" from the usual math themes. For our final lesson I put out 3-Dimensional shapes for discussion and then we got into a circle and took turns putting a shape into a bag while another students had their eyes closed. They needed to only use their sense of touch to describe what they felt and then guess what shape was in the bag. This was a fun activity. After completing that, we went on to a drawing activity about 3-D shapes in the real world. We also watched this quick youtube video. Here are some of the word work buckets that some student were working on. Build It It says "you" and "said" on that container because those are two words that several of my students are really stuck on. Bottle Cap Words Mini-Beads Magnet Words Cuddly Buddy writing using a stuffy and my Desk Helper sheet. We are talking about our community. I like incorporating social studies and science content into my morning message. It allows me to touch on the subject matter in a brief way early in the day and then dig in deeper later. For this day it worked out nicely to do a brainstorm of buildings in our community, and then later in the day when I introduced a related art activity, I could pull up our brainstorm and use it right away. The initials written on the smart board are from when children "signed up" to create those specific buildings so that we could have a variety on our community mural! Here is our community mural in-progress... And here it is almost done! The kids were so invested in this project. Here is a sky-scraper in progress. :) We decided to extend the mural to the next bulletin board as well so that we can include a zoo and some other fun destinations! Here's a close-up of part of the mural: Last weekend I went into Vancouver with a group of family members. We had a great time! Here's a little phone image from our walk downtown. You can see that spring is starting to peek out. As a matter of fact, the cherry blossoms emerged this week, but I don't have a picture yet! Have a great weekend! I will be spending time with my kids and also finishing up report cards!

Explore the 7 fundamental elements needed to build a sustainable community and learn how you can contribute to a more sustainable future.

In a rut trying to find community service ideas for kids? Check out these easy ways to find projects near you, or reach out to your local organizations. 1. Volunteer at a local food bank. 2. Contact a community outreach program. 3. Find a Head Start program. 4. Provide a meal (or cookies!)

llll➤ Volunteer in Community Development: Compare the Top 10 projects for your volunteer journey 2022 ✓ Volunteering for a community development project abroad is the perfect way to immerse yourself in a new culture and get to know locals while doing something meaningful. We're happy to advise you!

God designed you for community. He made you with a desire to connect with other people who can grow with you, cry with you, sharpen you, encourage you, and laugh with you. But if you’re like me, you’ve had times in your life when it feels like that kind of community is impossible to find.

We have 11 unique ways to help community, inspire kids volunteering, and get your kids involved during emergency situations and tough times—perfect if you're wondering how can students help the community. Even when you're isolating, you can still help your community and neighbors and get service hours!

Through Building a Healthy Neighborhood, we adopt a deeper and longer-term focus at the neighborhood level. Building a Healthy Neighborhood is a partnership between Rebuilding Together, volunteers, neighbors, community leaders and local organizations to revitalize neighborhoods with safe, affordable, accessible homes and thriving community spaces.

Live in a neighborhood where kids play in the front yards and adults gather on the front porches. Here are 31 ideas to build community in your neighborhood.

BedZED is the UK’s first large-scale, mixed use sustainable community with 100 homes, office space, a college and community facilities. Completed in 2002, this pioneering eco-village in south London suburbia remains an inspiration for sustainable neighbourhoods and our One Planet Living Communities across the world. It is also Bioregional’s headquarters. A world famous eco-development BedZED …

At-home volunteering opportunities for those looking to give back.

Finding real community through soul-deep relationships can be hard! When you know you need friendships, where do you start? Check out these three places!

A list of 38 impactful community service project ideas for kids of all ages. Kids will develop and grow while making an impact on the community around them.

Here is a great Community Outreach Idea for your small church. It's free. It's relational. And it's a pure gift to your community.

Bottom's Up Community Garden in West Oakland, California, has become a jumping off point for strengthening community, organizing events, and DIY living.