Day
One: |
Many
children have no pencils to take to school. Count all the pens and
pencils in your house. Give 2¢ for each one. |
Day
Two: |
Cleaning
up after a disaster is dirty work. Count the bars of soap in your
house. Give 10¢ for each one. |
Day
Three: |
Scissors
are almost unheard of in some schools. Give 25¢ for every pair of
scissors in your home. |
Day
Four: |
Rulers
are important for learning about numbers and measuring. Count all
the rulers and tape measures in your house. Give 10¢ for each of
them. |
Day
Five: |
Toothbrushes
are important for healthy teeth before and after a disaster. Count
the number of toothbrushes in your house. Give 25¢ for each one. |
Day
Six: |
Some
children never have crayons for drawing. How many crayons do you
have? Give 1¢ for each one. |
Day
Seven: |
Scratches
and cuts are common in a disaster. How many band-aids are in your
house? Give 5¢ for each one. |