Art student Catyela Santiago of the C.B. Jennings Elementary School dual language enrichment program ties a scarf on a branch while she and her fellow students placed hats and scarves on trees at Williams Park in New London Friday, Jan. 13, 2017. The kids made 17 hats and most of the 27 scarves that they placed in the park for people to take if they are cold. The group wanted to do a project that would be helpful to the community so they decided on their "Jennings Warmth Project" that would bring warmth to the people that are cold and make themselves feel warm inside for helping people. (Dana Jensen/The Day)
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Art student Floredelis Acevedo, right, watches while fellow art student Brian Tenesaca, left, of the C.B. Jennings Elementary School dual language enrichment program as he reaches to tie a scarf on a branch while they and their fellow students placed hats and scarves on trees at Williams Park in New London Friday, Jan. 13, 2017. The kids made 17 hats and most of the 27 scarves, a few scarves were donated by school staff, that they placed in the park for people to take if they are cold. The group wanted to do a project that would be helpful to the community so they decided on their "Jennings Warmth Project" that would bring warmth to the people that are cold and make themselves feel warm inside for helping people. (Dana Jensen/The Day)
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Art students, grades 3-5, of the C.B. Jennings Elementary School dual language enrichment program with their arms full of hats and scarves wait their turn to place the hats and scarves on trees at Williams Park in New London Friday, Jan. 13, 2017. The kids made 17 hats and most of the 27 scarves, a few scarves were donated by school staff, that they placed in the park for people to take if they are cold. The group wanted to do a project that would be helpful to the community so they decided on their "Jennings Warmth Project" that would bring warmth to the people that are cold and make themselves feel warm inside for helping people. (Dana Jensen/The Day)
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Notes attached to all the hats and scarves left on trees at Williams Park in New London Friday, Jan. 13, 2017 by art students of the C.B. Jennings Elementary School dual language enrichment program explains that they are not lost and anybody that is cold may take a hat or scarf. The kids made 17 hats and most of the 27 scarves that they placed on the trees for people to take if they are cold. The group wanted to do a project that would be helpful to the community so they decided on their "Jennings Warmth Project" that would bring warmth to the people that are cold and make themselves feel warm inside for helping people. (Dana Jensen/The Day)
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