The toys display surgery scars, cochlear implants, cleft palates and more, and they were purchased with money from the Carol D. Farmakes Early Education Fund.
The toys display surgery scars, cochlear implants, cleft palates and more, and they were purchased with money from the Carol D. Farmakes Early Education Fund.
A positive message covers one of the links of the kindness chain at Superior Middle School Wednesday, Feb. 24. (Jed Carlson / jcarlson@superiortelegram.com)
Bryant Elementary School first grader Blake Kaspar walked next to the chain, looking for his contribution. The 7-year-old decorated half a dozen links with smiley faces, hearts and rainbows.
“They show love and respect,” he said. “It reminds people to care about one another.”
Sixth graders Gabby Rusk and Lexi Kaspar walked with Blake. For them, the chain brought back memories of a similar class project when they were third graders at Bryant. The two aren’t sure what words of kindness they penned, but it made an impact they remember to this day.