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See the Super Moon through a child’s lens!
Helping Ninjas Mission: Post & Tag #KidsSuperMoonPics #helpingninjas
Helping Ninjas will publish your photos of Super Moon 2017 on our website! Send them to us at [email protected]! Or post on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter and tag #KidsSuperMoonPics #helpingninjas
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This Helping Ninja shot two photos only seconds apart!
Today we learned about a Super Moon and got to see one and take pictures!
A Super Moon 7% larger and 15% brighter than normal! It will not happen again until January 2018. The moon is the only natural satellite orbiting our earth. We should look up at it more often, the Super Moon is a cool opportunity to help get children excited about science!
Helping Ninjas Mission: Post & Tag #KidsSuperMoonPics #helpingninjas Helping Ninjas will publish your photos of Super Moon 2017 on our website!
The following Super Moon 2017 pictures taken by Helping Ninjas.
See the Super Moon through eyes of a child! More photo captions coming soon. (Helping Ninjas Photographers have school in the morning!)
To learn more about the Super Moon 2017 go here: https://www.forbes.com/sites/trevornace/2017/12/03/tonight-supermoon-supermoon-2017/#356d01063fac
To learn more about the Super Moon Trio go here: https://science.nasa.gov/science-news/news-articles/a-supermoon-trilogy
To learn more about how to teach kids moon phases, go here: http://www.teachjunkie.com/sciences/21-super-activities-teaching-moon-phases/
#standupforsomething #helpingninjas
We talked about the importance of standing up for something you believe in! And we watched the Stand Up For Something Music Video by Andra Day and Common. These Helping Ninjas stand up for kindness, anti-bullying, equality, and foster kids! Join our mission: #standupforsomething
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Helping Ninjas Accepted the Challenge Oprah! Mission Complete!
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I stand up for foster kids! Helping Ninjas, Age 8
I stand up for anti-bullying! Helping Ninjas, Age 8
I stand up for kindness! Helping Ninjas, Age 8
I stand up for foster kids! Helping Ninjas, Age 8
I stand up for equality! Helping Ninjas, Age 6
I stand up for kindness! Helping Ninjas, Age 4
I stand up for kindness!
#standupforsomething #helpinninjas
Helping Ninjas, Age 4, Carmel, IN
A Note from a Ninja:
Hi Im a Helping Ninja! I want everyone to know that kids can help the world too! We, the Helping Ninjas, raised $208 for Hurricane Victims at 5 days of lemonade stands in our neighborhood! And over $100 in supples. 100% of it was donated to the Midwest Food Bank. (They are a partner of the Salvation Army). Whats even cooler is that I got to help edit and make this video showing what we did!
Helping Ninjas, Age 9, Carmel, IN College Wood Elementary
Why firefighters treasure ‘thank you’ letters..
Helping Ninjas love making cards for firefighters and ask children everywhere to join on us on our mission to thank a firefighter!
An article Published on Firerescue1.com
Why firefighters treasure ‘thank you’ letters
You would be surprised with the power and impact that writing a simple “thank you” card to first responders might have.
This article was originally published on November 13, 2017 by FR1 Community Q&A with FR1 Community Q&Q\Q|A. See full article here: https://www.firerescue1.com/firefighter-heroes/articles/361241018-Why-firefighters-treasure-thank-you-letters/
Mike Lewter, a former paramedic, gave his opinion on the topic below.
I worked as a paramedic for 12 years before switching professions. About four years after quitting, I ran up on an accident on a mountain back road that was caused by a hit-and-run driver.
It was near Christmas and the woman, who was driving with her two children in the back seat (both under four), was coming back from town after checking off her entire gift list when someone plowed into the rear of her car and left the scene. The force of the impact must have been immense as the rear window was shattered and rained down into the back seat covering her children in tiny squares of glass and the rear bumper was pressed in between the bottom of the rear seat and the rear axle, obviously destroying everything she had just bought. Thankfully, they were all OK, just naturally very scared, shaken, and distraught by the incident.
I immediately checked on the mom, who said she was OK, and then turned my attention to her children, taking care to remove all the glass from their hair and car seats. I was driving a somewhat roomy and warm work van and moved the mom and her children into the van while still keeping them in their car seats to await the arrival of the highway patrol and the local rescue squad because the outside temperature was around 25 that evening.
Making cards is one easy way to kids can help give back to the world. Helping Ninjas are asking children all over the world to thank a firefighter. Make a card today! SEND US YOUR PHOTOS OF YOUR CARDS AND WE WILL POST! Email us: [email protected] Or have an adult post your photo or video and tag #thankafirefighter #helpingninjas
Accept Our Mission! Thank a firefighter!
Make a card and take it your local fire station! Share with the world by posting it on Facebook, Twitter or Instragram.
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December 1st, 2017
The Helping Ninjas helped to create this video at one of our recent Helping Ninja socials.
We talked about the important jobs that firefigters have and ways that they helped us. And then discussed different ways to thank them. Making cards was one of them. At the social, the Helping Ninjas took pictures and video footage, helped to upload and edit photos. Also, some of the children got to work on audio and visual and sound effects to make this video.
We plan on mailing our cards to the firefighters that serve us!
A Helping Ninjas Mom
