Today, while I was at the library during 7th period (in my class we were going to the library) I saw this award my library teacher have. It says Disey Planet Challenge. I asked my libaray teacher about it and she said it's a huge compitetion. You see in some schools like in some classes, they have to do a project that is pretty much helping the evironment and they have to make a digtial portfilio talking about and telling what they did on their project. I winnner earns something (srry I forgot). And since I'm doing my orgazation project on recyling I want to use it for the compietion. Ok so I talked to my library teacher she said as my science teacher and other science teacher. When I talked to one of them they said they did this project with the library teacher and we worked really hard (even tho they lost, my library teacher said that she is never doing this again because she done too much work, they done this last year. Anyways I told her about my project and she said I should join evironenteal club and she is going to help me and her club members. She said they can do what I want and said I'm in charge.

So I got some ideas:

- each of the club members should bring ANY recyling items they have
- each one of them will receive a long on how many recyling items
- we can mention this on the anoocement for other who want to help
- and if we win or be on the winner's for the contest I think we should throw a huge party (for the entire school), music, food, maybe a small concert (people in my school who have talent), and fun games like a carnavil.
- if we don't win then in the club we can throw a small party for trying and working hard, we can reviece certifcates, food (something small), nice music, and some fun games.

Do you think this is a good idea. If I do this, this will help the evironment PLUS this will look PERFECT for my college application in order to make it to Yale and that art school.

This looks like a great idea! :-) Good luck with it!

Thank You!!! :)

PS: Plus we should make some signs with boxes saying please recylle and some of those we live right near them can get them and bring them to the school. Every monday they can bring the items since our meeting it every monday. The party is going to be at the end of the school year.

It's great that you're passionate about helping the environment and participating in the competition! Here's a breakdown of your ideas and how they can contribute to your project:

1. Asking club members to bring recycling items: This is an excellent way to collect materials for your recycling project. You can encourage club members to bring items like plastic bottles, paper, and other recyclable materials.

2. Keeping track of recycling items: Creating a log of the amount of recycling items each club member contributes can help measure the impact of your project. This data can be used to showcase the effectiveness of your efforts in your digital portfolio.

3. Announcements to encourage others to help: Spreading the word about your recycling project through announcements is a great way to involve more people in your school community. You can encourage other students and teachers to contribute to the recycling initiative, creating a bigger impact.

4. Throwing a party if you win: Planning a celebration if you win the competition can be a great way to create enthusiasm and reward your team for their hard work. Including music, food, and fun games will make it a memorable event that showcases the importance of recycling.

5. Throwing a smaller party if you don't win: Even if you don't win the competition, it's important to acknowledge the effort put in by you and your team. Celebrating your hard work with certificates, food, music, and games will serve as a reminder of your commitment to the environment.

Regarding your college applications, participating in this competition and leading the environmental club can certainly be valuable experiences to include. They demonstrate your passion for the environment, leadership skills, and commitment to making a positive impact. However, it's also important to pursue other activities and experiences that align with your interests and goals.

Remember, while extracurricular activities are important for college applications, your academic performance, personal essays, and letters of recommendation are also crucial factors. Additionally, make sure to research each college's specific requirements and criteria to ensure you meet their expectations.

Overall, your ideas for the recycling project and the celebration events sound great! They showcase your commitment to the environment and provide an opportunity to have a positive impact on your school community. Good luck with your project, the competition, and your college applications!