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Many people in the world do not have freedoms like we do. Which freedom is the most important to you? Why? When do you use this freedom? How do you use this freedom? What do you think it would be like not to have this freedom?
Is there someone new in your neighborhood or school? How can you make them feel welcome? What can you do to find out more about them?
Think of a law that you must obey. What is it? Why is it important? What would your life be like without this law? How does it protect other people? How does it protect you?
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