Bought all our supplies, food, and prizes at Dollarama and Saveonfoods. Had meeting with the volunteers about their station and what hey have to do. Made maps and safety rules for participants. On friday we held the event and about 20 people showed up. The event was successful and at the end everyone was tired, but they had fun.
Made the clues and the instructions for each station. One of the clues took a while to make and the instructions had to be understable for the participants to complete the challenge. Started to collect some materials for our event. Looked online for cheap materials since we only have a budget of $25.
We finished our poster and are now going to make copies of it to post around the neighbourhood. Made a list of locations of where clues and stations should be held. A google sign-up was also made to better keep track of participants information. Had meetings with Randy, during which we started to make a template of what the day of the event will look like. Now starting to plan activities and puzzles.
Had usual weekly meetings with Randy. We started planning our route with locations of where our stations for our event should be held and also started on our good copy of the poster for the event. Also started to get volunteers for the day of the event.
Ebenezer and I had 2 meetings with Randy our project supervisor. During the meetings we made a list of things to do each week. We picked a date to do our project, started on our poster, and make an event page on facebook so that people could sign up for our event. During this week we found the value of time management, so we can have things done on time according to our timeline.
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Ebenezer & MichaelHello! First of all, we would like to thank you for taking your time to check out our page. We are both grade 12 students that attend Gladstone Secondary and like to volunteer in our neighbourhood. This project provides a great opportunity for the community to get together and have fun so make sure to come and participate! ArchivesCategories |