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77 Creative Ways Kids Can Serve
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77 Creative Ways Kids Can Serve
By Sonia Urban

 

Do you want to introduce kids to volunteering and service to others? Then 77 Creative Ways Kids Can Serve is the resource for you. Clark has compiled 77 ideas for service projects which fit into 5 categories: animal-related activities, projects for crafty kids, volunteer activities connected with recycling and the environment, an assortment of volunteer ideas to try and ideas for collectors.

Each activity includes an introduction, a materials list, and a simple step-by-step guide for completion. It is very user friendly. While the book is geared toward elementary and early teens, it would be a useful tool for older youth to help work with younger youth, or activities could be modified for older teens.

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