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1 completed sheet (4 acts of service) = Shamrock displayed and invite to the end of year celebration

2 completed sheets (8 acts of service) = A Shamrock incentive

3 completed sheets (12 acts of service) = An Extra Special Shamrock incentive
Shamrock Club is the service club at Maple Glen!  Every student is invited and encouraged to participate.  To be a part of Shamrock Club, students must complete 4 (or more) 1 hour acts of service.  These acts can be in the school, with Scouts, with a church, or anywhere in the community.  Once your child has done four acts, s/he will post a Shamrock on the Shamrock Club wall in the café!  Below are some ideas for Acts of Service to get students started.  This list is just a starting point.  Anything that involves helping, serving, or appreciating counts – Enjoy the feeling of kindness!! 
Ideas for Service
  • Volunteer at Literacy Night  (run a station, help make bookmarks)
  • Volunteer at Winter Carnival  (run a game, etc)
  • Volunteer with Girl Scouts/Boy Scouts
  • Volunteer at Church
  • Write/Draw 5 notes to give to kids at a local Children’s Hospital
  • Write 5 notes to give to veterans thanking them for their service
  • Send a care package to a service man or woman that is serving abroad
  • Do a lemonade stand for charity
  • Make a fleece blanket to donate to Project Linus or another organization
  • Put gloves on and pick up litter
  • Volunteer at an animal shelter to play with the dogs or cats
  • Read 5 stories to younger kids
  • Visit a nursing home and take a some residents homemade cards
  • Bring cans in to donate towards the Maple Glen Food Drive
  • Help load cans into cars to take to a local food pantry after the Maple Glen food drive
  • Participate in Garden Club
  • Write a rock message (paint a rock with a nice message) and give it to someone 
  • Wrap gifts for someone else during the holiday season
  • Collect DVD’s, books, or video games you no longer use/watch and donate them to a Children’s Hospital for the patients
  • Hold a teddy bear and friends (stuffed animals) drive and donate them to a homeless shelter
  • Make a holiday basket for someone in need
  • Help at a local food pantry with your parents
  • Volunteer as a family to serve Thanksgiving meals to people in need
  • Attend a Kids Against Hunger packing event with a parent
  • Clean out your closet and toys and donate unused/outgrown items to those in need
  • Offer to do chores to raise money for charity
  • Go Christmas caroling at a nursing home or your neighborhood
  • Write a letter thanking someone like a teacher or a coach for something they have done for you
  • Surprise a neighbor with baked goods
  • Donate used toys to “Toys for Tots” or another charity​

Shamrock Club 2014 - 2015 Recognition Ceremony!
Shamrock Club Form 2019-2020.pdf
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