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Helping LeFoyer Marie Riene des Apostres Project By Olivia (5 th grader) Spring 2006

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Helping LeFoyer Marie. Riene des Apostres Project By Olivia (5 th grader) Spring 2006. What I did for this project. I read fiction books about orphans I developed a plan for the project I met with Mr. Stevens - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Helping LeFoyer Marie Riene des Apostres

Project By Olivia (5th grader) Spring 2006

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What I did for this project• I read fiction books about orphans• I developed a plan for the project• I met with Mr. Stevens• I met with Father Ed at my church to interview him and

develop a plan to help an orphanage in Haiti• I read non-fiction books about orphans• I began work on my powerpoint presentation• I wrote a paper about the books I read• I finished my powerpoint and gave it to my 5th grade class• I will collect donations from my classmates and my church to

send with Father Ed in January

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Fiction Books I Read

• Homecoming By Cynthia Voigt• Dicey’s Song By Cynthia Voigt• Thunder of the Sea By Joan Hiatt Harlow• Pinballs by Betsy Byars• Bud Not Buddy by Christopher Paul Curtis• Lyddie by Katherine Paterson• Ruby Holler By Sharon Creech• Maniac Magee By Jerry Spinelli

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• Collecting things to help the orphans in Haiti

• Educating 5th grade about orphans and orphanages in Haiti

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About an Orphanage in Haiti

NAME: Le Foyer Marie Reine des Apostres

Number in orphanage:160;100 boys and 60 girls

Age: children range from 2-18 years of age

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Map of Caribbean

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Map of Haiti Port au Prince is where the orphanage is.

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How they get there• Parents can’t take care of them any more

• Find them wandering in the streets

• They are dropped off

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Conditions at LeFoyer Marie

Orphans Orphanage Not a lot of suppliesNot as sanitaryUnhappy Tired

•Small•Dirty•Crowded

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Pictures of Le Foyer and Haiti

• Infirmary

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More Pictures

Boys in a small boat with a poor village in the background

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Pictures continued... A woman threshing wheat

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Pictures continued... A common neighborhood in Haiti

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Pictures continued One of the many factories in Haiti

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Pictures continued...Construction on a house

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Pictures continued...One of the few views of the hill side

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The Last Picture Oxen in the street

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How Can You Help?

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You Can Donate

A. flip-flops B. toothpaste

C. toothbrushesD. combs

Money also accepted

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What I learned during the project

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References• Fiction booksHomecoming By Cynthia VoigtDicey’s Song By Cynthia VoigtThunder of the Sea By Joan Hiatt HarlowPinballs by Betsy ByarsBud Not Buddy by Christopher Paul CurtisLyddie by Katherine PatersonRuby Holler By Sharon CreechManiac Magee By Jerry Spinelli• Non fiction booksAlone in the World by Catherine Reef• Map of Caribbean http://www.cabaretebeachhouses.com/grafik/map-

caribbean.gif• Map of Haiti http://www.lonelyplanet.com/mapshells/caribbean/haiti/haiti.htm• Interview with Father Ed of St. John’s Church

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