Isaiah Hudson, Week 5, Swagga

We learned about stereotypes. They are bad. I did a crossword. I learned about helping the homeless.

Isaiah Yarberough, Week 5

Money isn't always good for homeless people because they may use it for bad things. My favorite part was the homeless people crossword puzzle. I learned about stereotypes and that we shouldn't hold them.

Imani Herring, Week 5, Snow Leopards

This week we made signs out of cardboard and statistics. Then we took a video of it. Also it is going to be a commercial and maybe on TV. I learned that some people who have jobs dress as homeless people to give the homeless food and clothes. A stereotype is a group of something that is not true like homeless people are dirty.

Sha-nya Ross

This week we talked about homeless people and stereotypes. One thing I learned this week was in 2009 there were over 3,400 homeless people in Baltimore. I also learned that stereotype is when someone put everybody into 1 group or when you judge a group. One thing I will remember from this week is that not all homeless people don't have a degree. Also people can help homeless people b giving them socks and food.

Syeenah Whitty, Week 5, Summer Force

Homeless people need food. I love homeless people. I love making houses.

Ania Herring, Week 5, Triple S

This week we talked about homelessness. One thing that I learned is that homeless people ask for money. I also learned that stereotypes are when you judge a group of people. I also learned that some homeless people do drugs or alcohol. 54% of homeless people in the U.S have been incarcerated at some point.

Nikeva Riley, Week 5, Snow Leopards

If I were homeless, I would get some cardboard, find something to write with, and I would write, "Please help me!" I would write please, help need food, home, and clothing. Most importantly family! I am grateful for family, friends, food, water, clothes, and a home.

Japri Chesil, Week 5, Triple S

If I was homeless I would be sad and I would be mad and I would have no place to live and I am thankful because some people do not have clothing and love and care so I am thankful. I would have a sign that says God bless.

Keontay Rose, Week 5, Triple S

This week we talk about homeless people. I learned that almost 50% of homeless men in Baltimore are over the age of 45.

Dyshira Washington, Week 5, Snow Leopards

If I was homeless I would be sad and I would cry. If I was homeless I would try to find a job to get a home. I am grateful for a home, food, water, clothes, shoes, and family.

Ty'kira Jackson, Week 5, Summer Force

Don't give homeless people money, because they can spend it on drugs. My statistic was over 62% of homeless people in America suffer from alcohol abuse! What I learned this week was we talked about homelessness, we also did signs like homeless people do. Question: I just wanna know, where do they get their markers and cardboard from?

Daziyha Mattocks, Week 5

40% of homeless men in america are veterans. We learned what statistics are which is what people think about a group that is not always true. All homeless are mean is a stereotype.

Johnae Offer, Snow Leopards, Week 5

This week we did crossword puzzles and made signs to represent something about homeless people. We are also working on a play. The play is a benefit play. We had lots of fun and how today we are making houses.

Robert Ross, Week 5

Week Five: Homeless and you should care for the homeless. About 39% of Homeless people suffer from mental health issues. Homelessness stereotypes are not good to have.

imani, week 5, homeless people

this week we made signs out of card board and statistics. then we took a video of it. also it is going to be on commercialand on tv.
i learn that some people who have jobs pretend to be homeless to give the homeless food and clothes.
a stereotype is a group of something that is not true like "homeless people are dirty".