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This document discusses diversity and inclusiveness. It explains that diversity means having a mix of different people from various countries and backgrounds living together. People can be different in terms of eye color, hair color, height, skin color, family type, and other attributes. The document emphasizes that it is important to respect people's differences and not discriminate or bully others based on how they are different. It advises telling a trusted adult if witnessing discrimination at school or home.
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- 3. Just imagine if everyone looked exactly the same and we all liked the same things. Would life be as fun if we all looked the same and thought the same things? Probably not!
- 4. Why Are People Different? Lots of people in this country have come from other countries – or their families came from other countries. This is a good thing, because it means we have a mix of lots of different people living together. We call this mix of different people living together diversity.
- 5. What Things Make Us Different? No two people are ever the same! Look around your classroom and think about different people you know. What makes you different from each other?
- 6. What Things Make Us Different? Eye color Hair color Height Skin color What else? Type of family
- 7. • What is inclusivity? (video)
- 8. Respecting Differences It is very important to respect people’s differences and not make fun of them. Being different is what makes us all special and interesting! If you are unkind about the ways someone is different, this is called discrimination.
- 9. What To Do If Discrimination Is Happening If you thought you were being bullied because of your differences, what do you think you should do? If you heard someone being unkind about differences at school, who would you tell? What would you do? If you heard someone being unkind about differences at home, who would you tell? What would you do?
- 10. Let us educate each other with different cultures by showing off our grassroots!
- 11. Fill up the diversity form on the next slide and share yours with a friend!
- 12. Welcome to (Write your country) our flag! (Draw and color your country’s flag) The language we speak in is… Our traditional dish is called… (write your country’s language in the dialogue balloon) (write your country’s traditional dish inside the plate)
- 13. This is our traditional clothes! (Dress up the paper doll by drawing your Country’s Traditional clothes . Make sure to add some colors to your work!)
- 14. Next, let us meet people from around the globe!
- 15. Let us get to know each nationalities! Write the given number to the country on the circle placed to their flags. 2