Monday,1 April,2008

Today I made a difference by vacuuming the whole house two times without being asked and I set up the table for dinner. That made me very proud of myself that I had done two deeds in one day. It made my mum and dad happy too and they gave me a great big hug.

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Day 6

Today I made a difference by cleaning up my room which was the first time in history so that made me really happy ,it made me feel comfortable to work in a tidy room and not a messy room! I knew my mum and dad were happy because they gave me a hug and 10 dallors!(how cool is that).So why dont you do the same and see what your mum and dad will give you.

Day 4

Today I made a difference by washing all the clothes and hanging them onto the washing line. This made me feel proud of myself and worthy enough to be trusted not to damage the washing machine. My mum was proud of me and she was happy that I could help her when she needs me!

Day 3

Today some people are coming over and mum was very tired, so I made a difference by cleaning all of the dishes and I helped mum with dinner. I knew mum was really happy because the stress that I could see in her eyes went away and she gave me a hug!

Day 2

Today I made a difference by helping an old man find his son at school,I knew he felt happy because he said thank you to me and he gave me a smile.That made me feel proud of myself and happy that I could help.

Day 1

Today I made a difference by helping my sister with her homework. She was really happy and she gave me a hug. After I helped her I felt happy that I could help. I know what it is like to struggle with homework and now my sister could benefit from me helping. I still fell very proud on my first good deed.

17 Days To Make a Difference

1) As part of our Inquiry unit, Room 9 from New Zealand has decided to put our topic on Citizenship into practice. We have the challenge of performing one kind deed for each day for 17 days, starting from the 27th of March, 2008. Follow us as we blog our Citizenship journey.