Roots and Shoots Program Concepts

The video tutorial introduces the Roots & Shoots formula, a four-step process to identify and implement service campaigns. The steps include engaging participants, mapping community resources and needs, taking action by planning and implementing service projects, and celebrating the achievements. The tutorial provides resources and examples to support each step, encouraging participants to join Dr. Jane Goodall's program and make a difference.

What is the first step in the Roots and Shoots formula?

• Map it

• Celebrate

• Get engaged

• Take action

Which famous changemaker is mentioned as an inspiration in Step 1?

• Dr. Jane Goodall

• Mother Teresa

• Nelson Mandela

• Mahatma Gandhi

What is the purpose of community mapping in Step 2?

• To implement a service campaign

• To engage participants

• To identify community resources and needs

• To celebrate achievements

Which organization collaborated on digital mapping guides?

• NASA

• SRI and Google

• UNESCO

• World Wildlife Fund

What is the main focus of Step 3 in the Roots and Shoots formula?

• Celebrating success

• Engaging participants

• Mapping the community

• Taking action

What is a key activity in Step 3?

• Creating digital maps

• Narrowing down service ideas

• Identifying changemakers

• Celebrating achievements

What is the final step in the Roots and Shoots formula?

• Map it

• Engage

• Celebrate

• Take action

What does Step 4 involve?

• Engaging with changemakers

• Mapping community resources

• Measuring impact and celebrating

• Planning a service campaign

Which toolkit is recommended for following the Roots and Shoots formula?

• Community Mapping Guide

• Roots and Shoots Formula Toolkit

• Service Campaign Planner

• Digital Mapping Guide

Who is the founder of the Roots & Shoots program?

• Dr. Jane Goodall

• Isaac Newton

• Albert Einstein

• Marie Curie