NEW Wiki of the Week!

So it looks like most schools are rolling along! Projects are starting to take off with some really great ideas! This week, we would like to spotlight Laura Ingalls Wilder Intermediate School for a fantastic job on their wiki page! Here is a snippet of their poem about the project:

"Our school is named for Laura Ingalls Wilder, who wrote the Little House books and more,
we're not sure what this project holds for us,
or for what we are in store.
We are brave 5th graders in a 5th and 6th campus
in a small town named Schertz in the Lone Star State,
we can't wait to tackle these projects
and share different issues for debate."

To read the full poem, go visit their wiki page at:
http://projectlemonade.wikispaces.com/-Laura+Ingalls

It looks like Laura Ingalls Wilder is about to undertake their communities problem. We look forward to your progress! Keep up the great work!

Wiki of the Week!!

Great job to East Elementary School for their work on Project Trinity! Wow, you were just recognized here at Project Lemonade Central as an outstanding wiki! We encourage other schools to join in on their discussion tab and commend them for their work and for making a difference in their community. You can access their wiki and blog at http://projectlemonade.wikispaces.com/Cyber+Chickens

Keep up the great work everyone! We are looking for another wiki to recognize for their efforts....who could it be??? WE have Alex's Lemonade Bracelets to give to a school for their project work on March 12th! Stay Tuned!!

QUESTION??

I hear stories all the time about people making a difference, whether it's in the news, in storybooks, or on Youtube. And I think to myself that I could never be put in a position like that. What I mean is I could never make such an impact like these people. Martin Luther King: he changed the world's outlook on equal rights. Oprah Winfrey: she's providing education and a better life for children in a third world country. These people are famous! MY question is this: What does it take to make a difference? What do I have to do to make an impact? If you have a response, please tell us!