1. No “Right Way” to Project MORE, Just What is Right for You! Presented by Sjanneke Baker and Janet Gardner May 14, 2012

2. Finding your Mentors  Secure commitments at the end of the year for the next year  PTO/PTA sign-ups  High School  Senior Citizen Center  Any Club in town  Newspaper articles  Posters around town  Happy Mentors telling friends  Sixth graders

3. Training Your Mentors  the smaller the training group - the better. People ask more questions when there are fewer people.  have the trainees "do" a running record instead of just telling them how to do it is key  Observe an experienced mentor

5. TRADING SPACES

6. Posters - 6  24 X 36 inch posters  On the wall so mentors always have the information in front of them  Any information  Moveable as location changes

13. Chart of Job Opportunities

15. My Happy Notebook Cover

16. Organization of Mentor and Other Information The Paperwork Nightmare Lists  Worthington Christian List  Working List  Bank – Not Working Other information  Mentor Information Papers  Codes  Who to contact for Posters Goals for 2012-2013  Data base  Bulletin board volunteer  Find more time for Raz-kids  Order new prizes

17. Nikki’s example

18. Lesson Plans

21. COMMUNICATION  With mentors – adult and student  With students  With teachers of students and all staff  With parents

28. Sample Fall Letter to Mentors

29. Sample Thank You Notes

34. Supply List

35. BUDGET

36. Other  Sticker/address labels  M&M reward

37. MOVIE TIME Changing Out Folders

38. QUESTION AND ANSWER TIME