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After you have finished reading this book, make a list of questions you have about chameleons.
Why is it important to be yourself?
After a trip to the zoo, write about the animal that impressed you the most.
Write about advantages the chameleon had over the other animals.
Describe what makes you who you are. Tell how you are different from other people you know.
Think about the differences in people. Tell why it is important to be different.
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