As I drive or walk on the streets of Chicago, I see lots of homeless people around; which are often ignored by people like us. Some beg on traffic signals while others are by grocery stores. I see their torn clothes and scratchy hands. Sometimes I see children begging for some money to get food, while some go to schools wearing the same clothes for many days. It is very appalling to see that many homeless people and children live without an unknown tomorrow. I always get a thought that, what is the fault of these homeless children who are deprived so much in life? “Approximately 32% of children are homeless in Chicago.” (“Homeless Youth”). I feel very sorry for these kids and their future; so, I came up an idea that government should have some
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Physical skills can enrich their coordination, stamina, and strength. Coordination is very useful to have healthy relationships with people, strong stamina can keep you active at work, and strength is a very useful component of everyday life for an ordinary person. Children can also learn geometric angles, addition, average, and percentage through Mathematical skills. Even though we feel like we never use actual Mathematics out in the world, but we are surrounded by it from the time, which is in numbers, we wake up to the time we get to bed. We need good counting skills to count the money we earn, which comes from the knowledge of addition and subtraction. Having the knowledge of average and percentage can be very helpful to make sure we are earning enough to bear all of our expenses. Children can learn communication skills through interacting with teammates, coaches, and sometimes with fans. Knowing the techniques to have a persuasive conversation and having lots of contacts would open up a huge door for a successful future. Sports programs can be done after school; so, homeless children’s basic needs would get fulfilled at school. They can have warm up activities, planning strategies, and can also compete other schools by staying after school, which can also avoid staying on the streets all day long. Sports can be a very good opportunity to have a better
Physical skills can enrich their coordination, stamina, and strength. Coordination is very useful to have healthy relationships with people, strong stamina can keep you active at work, and strength is a very useful component of everyday life for an ordinary person. Children can also learn geometric angles, addition, average, and percentage through Mathematical skills. Even though we feel like we never use actual Mathematics out in the world, but we are surrounded by it from the time, which is in numbers, we wake up to the time we get to bed. We need good counting skills to count the money we earn, which comes from the knowledge of addition and subtraction. Having the knowledge of average and percentage can be very helpful to make sure we are earning enough to bear all of our expenses. Children can learn communication skills through interacting with teammates, coaches, and sometimes with fans. Knowing the techniques to have a persuasive conversation and having lots of contacts would open up a huge door for a successful future. Sports programs can be done after school; so, homeless children’s basic needs would get fulfilled at school. They can have warm up activities, planning strategies, and can also compete other schools by staying after school, which can also avoid staying on the streets all day long. Sports can be a very good opportunity to have a better