The 60-60-60 Challenge: Day Five

Welcome to Day Five of the 60-60-60 Challenge to support America SCORES Seattle and celebrate National Poetry Month! 

As promised, below are some poems and resources to help you reach your goal to give your Full 180 to America SCORES Seattle by taking the 60-60-60 Challenge to read 60 poems for National Poetry Month, to walk 60 miles for yourself, and to raise 60 dollars for America SCORES Seattle!

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Today’s poems are team cheers written by the Dunlap SCORES Girls' Team during the past two Spring Seasons:

Dunlap Girls SCORES

(Who We Are Cheer)

Spring 2012

We are Dunlap Girls SCORES

We play soccer galore.

We’re like light,

We shine bright,

We are noticeable and always in sight.

We have a lot of brains and when we play soccer

We drive you insane.

SCORES, SCORES, SCORES

That’s all you hear

The crowd can’t help but cheer!

Who We Are

By the Dunlap SCORES Girls

(Spring 2011)

We are awesome soccer players,

We always stick together

We try not to give up we don’t have to worry

Because we have each other

We are POSITIVE and STRONG

And we always get along

We are kind and never mean

We do the right thing

By helping our community

We are determined to be your everyday heroes

When we do poems we like to rhyme

And when we play soccer

We have a good time!

What we want is compassion between each other

Smiling kids having fun

Enough equipment for everyone

Respect is all we need

Together is how we can succeed

Peace and love is what we will receive

We promote positive social interaction

Teaching games, while having fun

Making sure there’s something for everyone

Finding things we have in common

Doing good things

To help each other get along

Today's video is from Maple Elementary SCORES poet -athlete Tetiana M. who reads her poem 'SCORES With My Friends.'

Suggested Hike/Walk
Oyster Dome

A glacial-polished and fractured exposed hunk of sheer cliff on Blanchard Mountain, Oyster Dome is an intriguing and scenic natural landmark. Its base is littered with jumbled boulders, talus fields, and bat-breeding caves. And from atop, views abound of the Sound, mountains, and a smorgasbord of islands. A popular hiking destination year-round, Oyster Dome is the pearl of the Chuckanut Mountains.

Roundtrip: 6.5 miles

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