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By Matthew Stevelman
STEAM projects to do at home for fun - Food coloring and paper towels to see capillaries in action!

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By Matthew Stevelman
STEAM projects to do at home for fun - Expanding and shrinking eggs

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By Sadie and Peyton Vinton
Our family sewed over 100 masks that we donated to hospitals, friends, and people in need.

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Our family sewed over 100 masks that we donated to hospitals, friends, and people in need.

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By Sadie and Peyton Vinton
We decorated our windows and drew on the sidewalk with bright and happy decorations and messages for our neighbors to see.

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By Virginia Burn

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By Ashlyn Begly

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by Sanaya Bhatt
I missed my Reading Buddies, so I made a Virtual Reading Buddy website where my reading buddy could come and hear me read!

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Home | Sanaya's Virtual Reading Buddies!!

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Click on the images to see video, pictures, slide shows, and to hear audio.

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by Aniya Watts
At the AASG Community Mixer she assisted in cooking the macaroni and cheese and the collard greens and helped served food to others.

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By Mia Pervan

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The McKinley Times- Student Newspaper- The Coronavirus Edition

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The McKinley Times- Student Newspaper- The Coronavirus Edition

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Written by 4th and 5th Graders

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Thanks for Joining us for our Virtual Open House!

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Thanks for Joining us for our Virtual Open House!

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Go Lions!

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Welcome to the McKinley Virtual Open House!

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Welcome to the McKinley Virtual Open House!

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By Clive Duquette

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By Maximiliano Shepherd

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By Ian Oakes

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By Mirna Garmakani

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By Lisa Diaz

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By Anthony Lopez
My brothers and I worked together to make a sign for the pediatric floor at Cedars-Sinai to share with all the health care workers.

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By Lucia Shepherd

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By Ben Haberman

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By Ben Haberman
This is a Corona Games Checklist that I will distribute through email, messaging apps, or on social media.

I think this checklist will be especially useful for younger kids because they don't know as many games yet. This project is helpful for kids who are lonely or not because basically everyone is lonely who doesn't have a sibling or can't see their friends.

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By Lilah Pantallion

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By Mia Hass

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By Mia Hass

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By Charli Austin

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By Sage Moore
I am an upbeat, bubbly kid so I thought I could focus on sharing my fun personality with people who live alone and may need more “contact” and support these past few months.

Other things I have done: homemade noodles from my great grandma’s recipe box, learned embroidery, worked on Girl Scout badges, fun activities, and spent a lot of time working on my script for AMTC, a tv show I am developing with my friends.

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By Emma Duarte

I noticed that the employees at the ALF (Assisted Living Facility) next door to us was still open and helping the residents. I wanted to thank them since they have had 5 positive cases and still go into work everyday.

I made a thank you poster and from my savings brought them donuts this morning. They don't allow visitors so I met the administrator and a staff member at the door.

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By Ben Perez

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By Juliet Simon

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By Quincy Green

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By Deanna Hernandez

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By Jake Montanez

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By Jake Montanez

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By Jake Montanez

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By Matthew Stevelman
I wrote thank you letters and helped create signs.

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by Chloe Corbel
To show GRATITUDE to Frontliners during this pandemic, I choreographed a hip hop dance that my family recorded to be sent to  various local Frontliners (UCLA hospital, SM Ucla ICU unit, SM Ucla recovery unit, St John's Hospital, Convalescent Homes, SMPD, SMFD, local restaurants, etc.). My goal through out making this video was to bring them love, support, happiness and recognition. I learned that the smallest things we do, can make the Frontliners' day.

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By Eugene Edouarzin

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By Charlie Loughlin
For my presentation I made a movie review for the movies that you should watch during COVID-19. I helped people by getting their minds of COVID-19 and to enjoy entertainment. I learned that writing about things that you are passionate about is very enjoyable. Also that making presentations are FUN!!!!!!

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By Efren Martinez

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I made a poster/card/ door hanger, to my post man, so he could be happier and be cheered up.

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By Molly Levitt

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By Luke Chovance
I planted herbs to help the environment and also to share it with neighbors to cook.  I also made Bath Bombs to help encourage family and friends to stay clean and kill germs.  There’s a secret toy hidden inside each Bath Bombs to make it fun!

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Support our Health Workers . Thank you our heroes , health Care Workers . Let’s fight together COVID19 Stay Safe at home .

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Support our Health Workers . Thank you our heroes , health Care Workers . Let’s fight together COVID19 Stay Safe at home .

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By Ryan Ramos
3rd grade . Ms Kirven Class

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By Myah Burgher
I chose to make travel size hand sanitizers to pass out to my neighbors and essential workers. I wanted to show appreciation for the people risking their lives to help others and also to help stop the spread of the coronavirus at the same time. It was a great feeling to say thank you and give a gift to my postman, next door neighbor and my friends mom who is a nurse.

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By Amelia Wilson
I made thank you signs and put them on the window and by the mailbox.

People saw them and were happy.

It’s nice to thank people with signs because we can’t go right up to them without a mask on.

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By Christian Aracari
I wrote to the mailman to thank him.

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By Zalie Ragan
I did yoga to calm kids!

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By Ari Benjamin
To have fun you can experiment on the chemistry of a cookie. Ari focused on the 4 elements that transform ingredients: Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat. He learned how the 4 elements work together in transforming ingredients and now refers to that knowledge with other foods we eat!

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This is a continuation of the wind chime project. Notes about this project are connected to the pt1 submission

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by Freddy Ankowski
My thank you note to our community’s grocery workers: “Thank you for everything you do to help everyone get food!”

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By Ari Benjamin. Build a spiral wind chime from wood. He made sketches, measured the wooden parts, assembled tested, and made adjustments to the build.

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by Malie Oshidari

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By Nicholas Shieh

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2020 Virtual Open House -- Nicholas Shieh

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By Roxie Loughlin
You might be wondering why I picked puppies for my service project. It is because I have gone through a lot of emotions during this hard time and puppies made me feel happy. I know this will make people laugh and smile and we need that right now. And there is nothing cuter than little puppies! I learned that even the tiniest things make people smile. I hope you enjoy! -Roxie

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By Christopher Pashaeefar

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Online Babysitting: Service Learning Project

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Online Babysitting: Service Learning Project

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By Caleb Fitzpatrick
I provided online babysitting to help working parents so give a break from taking care of their kids.  I learned that I can always find ways to help people, even in small ways.

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By Aidan Zappia

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By Dylan Bryson

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By Charlie Carpowich

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By Graham Gorman
I created a thank you poster for the delivery people. I helped the delivery people happy.

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By Sofia Arellano
This is a song that I wrote for healthcare workers on the front lines during the pandemic. I choose to write a song because I want to bring joy to others through music and I think that is powerful. I just wanted to say "We Thank You" for everything. This project has helped me because writing music for other people makes me happy and calm.

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By Jason Liu from Ms Le’s class.
I wish to make masks for health care staff and workers!

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By Maya Guerra
I wrote thank you cards to grocery workers because I thought it would put some happiness in their minds because the grocery stores are filled with people who are angry sometimes and who want food. What I learned from this is that the grocery workers do a lot of things for us. Grocery workers stay late nights to help us get the food we need. They are dealing with all the people who are in a rush and they are putting themselves at risk from COVID-19 for us to have food.

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By Emma Lampi

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Made with Seesaw - Student Driven Digital Portfolios. Free for teachers!

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By Gavin Leib
I drew pictures for my Great Grandpa Norm and his friends to make them happy. I learned how to be a little more detailed on my drawings. I thought it would be easy doing it and my schoolwork but it was harder than I expected. My goal was to do one picture a day. To have them shipped by May 13. I ran 9 days late. I think I could have done a little better on the drawings, but all in all it was fun.  Click here to view my video.

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By Roman Williams
I wrote a letter to a police officer to say thank you for protecting us

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By Anfisa Kniazhevich

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by Lucy McCabe

I recorded lines in my mom and dad’s closet, picked out my clothes, pretended to paint, meditate, and read lots of books. I wanted to help people feel happy and have fun. I learned that ricochet means I can feel happy after I feel sad. It means to bounce back.

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By Lucy McCabe & Rana Ghassemi

We made videos for each other because we are friends, miss each other, and wanted to make each other laugh. Our class enjoyed learning about Reggie Rocket and the letter R so we thought it would make people laugh.  Even though we can't see each other in real life we can make a video.

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By Eli Pantallion
I wrote a Letter to a Community Helper

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By Zoe Green
Bored at home? Here´s an easy DIY stamp tutorial!

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By Zoe Green
Try this very easy Neoprene Face Mask tutorial!

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By Koa Jones
I raised money for the LA Food Bank by doing chores so families could have food.

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By Charlie Gerbosi
Charlie and his sister made chalk art to bring joy to the neighborhood.

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1. I (Gigi in 3rd grade) worked with my brother (Charlie in 1st grade) and we made chalk art in front of our house.
2. I think our neighbors were happy to know that we love them and were thinking about them.
3. I learned it is nice to think about other people.

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I made digital postcards with a simple message to cheer my classroom up. Together the postcards form a rainbow.

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By Hiro Alamares
I delivered/ emailed my messages to my neighbors, friends and the mailman, Mr.Julias! Being kind and loving feel awesome.

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By Jude Pandola- Paik
My sister and I did this fun experiment that you can try at home. When you make a lava lamp at home using baking soda, vinegar and oil you can learn about chemical reactions. It's a cool project to do while we're stuck at home.

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By Dylan Pandola Paik
My brother and I did this science experiment. We learned about how different things react- like oil and vinegar. We think it'd be fun for McKinley students to do this experiment while they're at home.

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By Kensie Ng
I made cards for grocery workers, nurses and the elderly. I'm hoping that these cards will brighten up their days. I learned that small things can make a difference

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By Emiliano Martinez

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By Eli Kadish
For my project I decided to make necklace charms for first responders because it is a constant reminder of how the community is thankful for their service. Along the way I learned all about how first responders' lives have been changed by the pandemic. I brought joy to some people who are going through some very rough times  and I think that is something that is needed everywhere.

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By Easton Von Der Lieth

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By Piper Dombrova