Directions:

1.Wash and dry carton thoroughly.

2.Decorate your carton however you would like.

3.Using your scissors cut a square in each side of carton (a square big enough to fit at least head of a bird).

4.Using your hole punch (or your scissors) make a small hole below each square.

5.Push your sticks or rods through holes from one side of carton to other (the sticks will form a “t”).

6.Fill bottom of your carton with bird seed.

7.Punch a hole (or two if you like) in top of your carton.

8.Hang your finished feeder to a tree branch with string.

Although these bird feeders will not last forever (or even close), they are a fun, inexpensive way for children to learn about birds and importance of caring for our wildlife.

A Nashville man named Morris Frank had heard story and decided to write to Ms. Eustis and ask her to train a dog for him. She did and Mr. Frank became known as first blind person to use a guide dog.

As part of an arrangement he’d made with Ms. Eustis, Mr. Frank started training guide dogs in United States. The foundation that Mr. Frank started was dubbed “The Seeing Eye” and so-called Seeing Eye dog was effectively born.

Today guide dogs are trained to assist people with many different disabilities. There are Hearing Ear dogs to assist deaf and other dogs that assist physically disabled. All of people who have benefited from use of a guide dog, however, owe their thanks to Mr. Morris Frank of Nashville, Tennessee.