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she helps old people at their home she is their through out the  day she says that the person  cannot walk so she pushes them around in  a wheel chair and she  cooks for them

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She saves lifes by teaching them from right to wrong. And she teachs them to do the right thing and safety

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She is a every day hero because  every day she brings a kid from the orphange to her house and shares  food and toys. And she trys to put a smile on each and every one of their faces this year she has raised over $500 for kids like them. And that is why she is a every day hero.

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teacher try their best to help kids succeed in life thanks to all teachers out there keep up the good work .

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MY MOM IS A EVERYDAY HERO SHE IS THE BEST BECAUSE SHE HELPS PEOPLE AN SHE HOPES PEOPLE HAVE A BETTER LIFE AN MY MOM BELIVES IN HER SELF THAT SHE CAN DO IT SO IF SOME TALKS ABOUT HER SHE KNOWS THAT SHE CAN DO IT AN SHE NEVER GIVES UP ON WHAT SHE IS DOING THAT IS HOW MY MOM IS AN EVERYDAY HERO

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She helps people.  She works at a nursing home and she helps people get food and get to the bathroom.  She helps people get around.

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We've been studying Roberto Clemente as an everyday hero because of his big heart, determination, talent, and passion.

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Mrs. Carney: Connor Jones from our Time for Kids Magazine

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Mrs. Carney: Connor Jones from our Time for Kids Magazine

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WORK OF ART
Connor Jones, 11, helps animals with his artwork. It started two years ago, when Connor sold some of his drawings at a yard sale. He made almost $100 and used the money to purchase supplies for a local animal shelter, Angels of Assisi. "It makes me feel proud that I'm doing something good to help these animals," Connor says. As news of Connor's kindness spread, demand for his art grew. He was even asked to illustrate a book about a cat at a nursing home. "I got to meet the cat," he says. "It was an amazing story."

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Set your sights on helping animals this summer!

Kind News magazine, May/June 2015

Throughout the school year you've read about some pretty amazing kids doing great things for animals.

There were the kids at St. Francis School in California who put together a collection for their local shelter in honor of St. Francis. Each year they collect blankets, towels, pet food and cash and present it all to their local animal shelter at their St. Francis Day celebration in October.

You also met Emily Crabtree, from the state of Washington, who worked hard to adopt and provide a loving home for a rescued burro. And do you remember Connor Jones, the nine-year-old from Virginia, who uses his artistic talent to raise money for shelter animals?

How about Brady Miller from Massachusetts (pictured above) who is on a mission to save seals? He gives up birthday presents, asking for donations to stop the Canadian seal hunt instead!

Set Your Sights on Summer

These are just a few shining examples of kids who are working hard every day to help animals. Why not join them by doing something yourself over the summer break? Be sure to get permission before starting any project---then go full steam ahead to help animals!

You can help homeless pets by holding a supply collection for animal shelters. Or put your creative talent to use making posters asking people to adopt a shelter pet or reminding them not to leave pets in hot cars.

If wild animals are your passion, go back and read about some of the animals featured in Kind News this year for inspiration. There are lots of ways to help!

Find more ideas, or put on your thinking caps and come up with a project of your own. Whatever you decide, let us know about it. You may be our next Humane Hero!

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Set your sights on helping animals this summer! Kind News magazine, May/June 2015 Throughout the school year you've read about some pretty amazing kids doing great things for animals. There were the kids at St. Francis School in California who put together a collection for their local shelter in honor of St.

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Here is the website you explored in class about everyday heroes.

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Kids are Heroes - Kids are making a difference in this world!

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By sharing the humanitarian efforts of kids who are actively making an impact in their communities, we empower children to effect positive change in the world, among their peers, and within themselves.

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William was the young African teen who built windmills in his village to provide electricity for radios, lighting, and more. Watch his video here:

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Moving Windmills: The William Kamkwamba story

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My everyday hero is my grandpa. He was a very kind man. He was so patient with everyone. He was always helping people with projects using his skills with woodworking and carpentry. He was awesome!