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of every one of us. Beginning at the elementary school age level, we are helping to develop positive behavior and good citizenship and habits. This is the time where we can change and improve future adult behaviors to care about the environment in which we all live. Think about it, our kids dictate where we eat and shop. Did you know that McDonalds would be history if kids did not insist on Mom and Dad stopping to play and get that kids meal with the toy surprise? It is amazing what impact our kids have upon us! If children become aware of litter and its impact through education, they then notice when littering occurs. Educating our youth now is the way to change future adult behavior as well as our current adult behavior. Knowledge is Power! As part of the Anti Litter Program for all of Cheatham County School aged children, The BEE Passionate Tennessee Cheatham project has now entered it’s second phase with the art project that will be decorated entirely with found litter and were delivered to all schools on December 16th. These 16
wooden structures standing 5 feet tall and 3 feet wide were totally constructed by the students of John Staggs’ tech ed class at Sycamore High School. Clyde White from the Mayor’s office packed his trailer full and off we went! Early afternoon, as we made our way to Harpeth Middle School, we were met with wonderful news. Mayor, David McCullough would be joining us! A sight for sore eyes, David McCullough was greeted with great excitement as he has been recuperating from a major surgery since September. The Bee Passionate wooden structures will become awesome art masterpieces using only found litter by each school to be displayed at the 2nd Museum of Litter at the Courthouse on Earth Day, Friday, April 22nd with public voting and a live auction to raise thousands of dollars for our schools. Special guests will be attending including, but not limited to Channel 4 Snowbird! So mark your calendars now for this great event!
Where do penguins go to dance? (The snow ball!) Where does a penguin keep its money? (In a snow bank!) Why did the penguin cross the road? (To go with the floe!)
Where do penguins go to the movies? (At the dive-in!) What’s a penguin’s favorite salad? (Iceberg lettuce!) What do penguins have for lunch? (Icebergers!)
How does a penguin make pancakes? (With its flippers!) Why do penguins carry fish in their beaks? (Because they don’t have any pockets!)
Penguin riddles!
source: http://www.enchantedlearning. com/jokes/animals/penguin.shtml
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