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This document outlines activities for a pledge program including dedicated classroom lessons and discussions across several subjects as well as an art competition. Students will take a pledge not to hurt others or themselves with their hands or words. Lessons will cover topics in biology, chemistry, literature, geography, history and psychology. An art competition is also included in the program activities.

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The Pledge I will not use my hands or my words for hurting others or myself!

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