He presented a PowerPoint to his teacher (he learned PowerPoint when he was 3), and before long, dozens of his classmates signed up to spend recess picking up trash and saving the Earth.
Despite being outside to have fun during recess, Shin couldn’t stop thinking about the trash he saw on his school playground.With desire to make a difference, Shin found inspiration by a mindset Monday exercise his teacher shared.
Marguiles said it contained"a beautiful PowerPoint from Shin about this club he wanted to start and how he could make a difference."Shin then set out to gain support for the"Save the Earth Club” at Bryden Elementary School in Beachwood. Shin then went to each second-grade classroom, PowerPoint in tow, to encourage his classmates to join him.More than four dozen students, including Claire Matthews, give up their play time during recess each week to pick up trash.Patrick Srithai is also part of the movement to make sure the school grounds are clean.
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