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SHOPPIN’ TO I AM DROPPIN’

SHOPPIN’ TO I AM DROPPIN’. TYRON,JORGE,CAM’RON. YMCA. THE NAME OF OUR CHARITY IS YMCA. WHAT MAKES THIS A SUITABLE CHARITY, IS THAT THEY ALWAYS GIVE BACK TO THE COMMUNITY. JTC picked the YMCA, because they help take people off of the streets and provide a fitness area for many families.

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SHOPPIN’ TO I AM DROPPIN’

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  1. SHOPPIN’ TO I AM DROPPIN’ TYRON,JORGE,CAM’RON

  2. YMCA • THE NAME OF OUR CHARITY IS YMCA. • WHAT MAKES THIS A SUITABLE CHARITY, IS THAT THEY ALWAYS GIVE BACK TO THE COMMUNITY.

  3. JTC picked the YMCA, because they help take people off of the streets and provide a fitness area for many families.

  4. The YMCA was founded in 1844by a man named George Williams. He founded the YMCA to help keep young men off of the streets.

  5. Name________Cam’Ron Starks___________ Summary Worksheet (Must be typed for Final Report)

  6. Name ______________Tyron Williams__________________ Summary Worksheet (Must be typed for Final Report)

  7. Name ___________JORGE RAMIREZ_____________________ Summary Worksheet (Must be typed for Final Report)

  8. Summary Worksheet

  9. Throughout this project, we used addition, subtraction, multiplication, and also division. To do this project we used a calculator to find big numbers and also a lot of scrap paper. We also learned about a lot of history of what we all like to call the “Y” (as in YMCA)

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