Cat Hacks (With Your Dog) I LIFE HACKS FOR KIDS

Our favorite life hacker, Sunny, is back and this time she has awesome hacks for your favorite cats, as demonstrated by her dog! From sleeping, to playing, to eating, she has all the tips and tricks you’ll need to keep your kitty happy for days. Meow!

Expert life hacker Sunny gives kids the inside scoop to all the coolest tips and tricks for navigating through life. Learn how to create your own harmonica with popsicle sticks, turn a t-shirt into a tote bag and make a lantern out of a sports drink. Plus, sneaky school secrets, paw-fect toys for your favorite pet and so much more. Tune in for the coolest D.I.Y tips, and you’ll never be bored again!
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Expert Life-Hacker: Sunny Keller

Directed, Produced and Written by: Jeannie Roshar and Gary Anthony Williams
Director of Photography: Dylan Hendrickson
Edited by: Dustin Hahn www.ContactDustinHahn.com
Production Coordinator/DIT: Eric Jaffe
DIT: Margie Cooper/Eric Jaffee
Second Camera: Tav Murphy
Sound: Spencer Showalter/Devon Albert-Stone
Gaffer: Melisse Sporn
Set Design: Lois Keller
Graphic Design: Dustin Hahn

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CINCINNATI (WKRC) — We may be starting out the day above zero degrees, but it’s still bitterly cold out there.

There are local students in need of warm coats to wear as they walk to school.

At Cincinnati Public School’s Evanston Academy, 96 percent of the students live close enough to walk.

That means they walk to school – and need to be bundled up with gloves and hats.

Monna Beckford, Community Resource Coordinator, said, “We are in need of these items. because if they do not have coats or these necessities, they will not be at school, which learning is the key.”

Every school has a parent resource center.

If you’re interested in donating, you can contact the schools for more information on how to drop off items.