For Lamoille Valley 3rd-8th graders and their families
Click HERE for a printable PDF of a Share Your Why activity packet
PRIZES ARE LIMITED, PLEASE SUBMIT YOU ACTIVITY PACKETS AS SOON AS POSSIBLE
NEW update! Passports no longer required for completion. Simply turn in your 6 completed activity sheets and email: passport@healthylamoillevalley.org
Questions? Email the address above.
Share Your Why: Passport Edition
Plan, Do, and Share Activities!
Instructions:
1. Print the activity sheet packet or pick up a packet at one of these locations
2. Complete both sides of the activity sheet: Plan, Do, and Reflect on an activity based on one of the skill areas below. Click here for activity ideas
3. Complete and turn in all 6 activity sheets at one of these locations or email and upload to passport@healthylamoillevalley.org
4. Email passport@healthylamoillevalley.org telling us where and when you dropped off the sheets and which prize you want. We can either mail you the prize or you can pick it up at a preferred location.
Complete All 6 Activity Sheets…
Click HERE for a printable PDF of a Share Your Why activity packet
…To Receive One of the Following Prizes:
Power Play Sports gift certificate
Visa Gift Card
All prizes of $30 value. Prizes are limited. We will update this page when prizes are no longer available.
Activity Sheets
Pick-up & Drop-off Locations
New! Take pictures or scan your completed sheets and send to passport@healthylamoillevalley.org
Public Libraries
Jeudevine Memorial Library – Hardwick
Lanpher Memorial Library – Hyde Park
Varnum Memorial Library – Jeffersonville
Schools/Other
Peoples Academy Middle Level- Margo Warden’s office
Lamoille Union Middle School- Diane Lepikko’s office
Hardwick Elementary School – Noreen Hopkin’s office
Wolcott Elementary – Kate Gascoyne’s office
Eden Elementary – Nicola Martino’s office
Lamoille Family Center (Drop Off or Mail Only)
Morristown Community Center
Activity Ideas
For additional activities ideas check out our Live Your Why page
Volunteering
Do a Chore For a Neighbor Who May Need Assistance
Volunteer at Local Food Pantry
Volunteer Pet Sitting
Make Cards For Local Retirement Home Residents
You don’t have to be a 4-H member to take advantage of all the great opportunities Vermont 4-H offers.
See the gallery of flyers below the calendar. Click HERE for additional information and registration
6th grader Noel W. shared:
8th grader Abraham K. shared:
Resourcefulness – Made lemon raspberry almond cake
Mental Health & Self Expression – Participated in River Art’s Workshop: Expressing Yourself Through Drawing and Painting
Physical Health – Went for a 4-5 mile walk
Community Connections – Played Dungeons and Dragons at Morristown Centenniel Library
Volunteering – Volunteered at the Varnum Library
Resourcefulness – Made carrot cake
Physical Well-Being – Walk around his property
Community Connections – Went for a walk on a community trail and
Attended the online workshop – “Design Innovation Mindset: Shifting the Waste-to-Value Paradigm”
5th grader Adar F. shared:
Volunteering – Helped the JVA Boys Basketball Team at Peoples Academy
7th grader Lucille D. shared:
Self Expression – Sang songs from her choir with her younger sister
6th grader Christian D. shared:
Mental Health – Rode bike
Physical Well-Being – Backflips on the swings with friends
Self Expression – Listened to music
Community Connections – Showing acts of kindness to my peers and community
Resourcefulness – Made a bike path through the woods
Volunteering – Worked with sisters to help mom and dad
6th grader Stig shared:
Mental Health – dot-to-dot activities
Physical Well-Being – Skiing
Self Expression – Reading
Community Connections – Go to the block party
Resourcefulness – Watched nature shows
Volunteering – volunteered at a ski race
8th grader Captolia S. shared:
Mental Health – Made homemade fried dumplings with homemade dipping sauce
Physical Well-Being – Taking a walk everyday
Self Expression – Making art for people and seeing their reactions
Community Connections – Volunteering to get the neighborhood cemetery clean
Resourcefulness – Volunteering for the neighbor-to-neighbor program handing out food boxes
Volunteering – Cleaning the trash off roadsides
5th grader Orin D. shared:
Mental Health – Biking
Physical Well-Being – Baseball
Self Expression – Painting
Community Connections – Spent Time at the Morristown Community Center
Resourcefulness – Cooking
Volunteering – Mowing Lawn
7th grader Dakari shared:
Mental Health – Meditate
Physical Well-Being – Soccer
Self Expression – Mandala
Community Connections – Pick up trash
Resourcefulness – Rock climbing
Volunteering – Helping a neighbor with a chore
Special thanks to all the community partners that helped make this possible!
Lamoille County Mental Health Services