The DePaul Catholic School has a mural that honors the history of the school, its values, and the community. Design your own mural that represents your school or community.

You can help preserve the environment. Take a sustainability walk around your school or home and create a list of things you’re already doing or could do to protect the environment.

Think about where you spot litter in your life. Describe where you see it and how it makes you feel. Write about what you can do to address the problem.

A hydroponic garden system allows people to grow food in small spaces. Create a plan that shows where you could set up a hydroponic garden in your school, your classroom, or even your home.

Dr. Keith Leaphart talks about what it means to be a philanthropist and encourages people to be a philanthropist in their own ways. Create a list of ideas of how students could be philanthropists. How can students help those in need?

Watch and listen to the poem “Kindness Lives Here.” Write your own poem about kindness. A grownup can help you submit your poem to Healthy NewsWorks: editor@HealthyNewsWorks.org.

Dr. Kristen Feemster explains that vaccines can protect you and your community against infections. Create a public service announcement with a simple message about the importance of vaccines and one action you can take.

As a child, Arlene Notoro Morgan constantly asked questions and played “newspaper reporter” with a friend. She eventually became a journalist. Write a reflection about some things you’re interested in and future careers that could relate to them.