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What’s Your Big Idea?

Want to help Snickerdoodle make a difference in the world?

Want to help others by using your imagination, creativity, and sense of humor?

You’re never too little to make a difference!
BE a “small wonder!”
BE a “powerful pee-wee!”

How many BIG ideas can you think of?
(To help the environment? Help pets or animals? Help needy kids all around the world? Help your school or community? Help your family?)

Click here to start on your idea list!

For more big ideas for projects that your school class or group can do together, click on these links:

www.guardiansofthecity.com
www.randomactsofkindness.org
www.kidscare.org

 

An unfinished story needs your help!

Help Snickerdoodle teach "bullies" a lesson!

Hey Kids! Here’s your chance to be a “bully-buster!” Here’s a Snickerdoodle story that isn’t finished. It needs YOUR help!

How do you think Snickerdoodle would solve this problem?

Two rival gangs are trying to start fights, and they are acting like bullies. One gang leader is named “Rock Bottom.” He has a heavy brick in his back pocket that weighs him down. He threatens to hit people with it. The other gang leader is named “Phil Dirt.” He is always throwing little pebbles and clods of dirt at people. He is so messy and dirty that he can’t see things clearly.

Can you imagine a FUNNY SOLUTION to this problem?

Here’s a hint: Snickerdoodle will never hit Rock Bottom.

And Snickerdoodle will tell Phil Dirt,“Your name is MUD in this town!”

What do you think will happen to Rock Bottom when the brick in the seat of his pants gets too heavy?

What do you think Snickerdoodle will do to Phil Dirt to turn his “dirt” into “mud”?

And how will Snickerdoodle get these guys to stop fighting and DO SOMETHING COOL—something GOOD—TOGETHER???

(Could these guys use their special talents (with bricks, dirt, and rocks) to help people landscape their gardens? Make a big sculpture? Or maybe they could form a “rock” band together? What else?)

Have fun drawing and writing your ideas for how Snickerdoodle, the “powerful pee-wee,” can teach these bullies a lesson (using imagination and humor, not weapons or violence) and can get them to be friends!

Send us your stories and artwork! (Be sure to get your parents’ permission.) Include your name, age, hometown, and school. We will post the best ideas on this site!

E-mail us at stories@snickerdoodleforkids.com, or write us at:

Small Wonders Enterprises
12210 Fairfax Towne Center #901
Fairfax, VA 22033