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There are many ways to help your community. Some people work to protect the environment. Others strive to make the world more fair. What is important to you? Here are some ways to get started. Organize a group. In a…
You belong to many communities. You are part of your city or town. You are part of your school. You might be part of a team or club. In a community, every person matters. Do your part to make others…
Time for school! Students go there every weekday. It is a community they are part of. Here are four spaces at school. Library The school library has books. Students can take them home. Or they can read them there. The…
Many people work at a school. Their jobs are important. These people help the school community run smoothly. Getting to School Crossing guards (above) guide students across the street. They signal for cars to stop. They keep kids…
A community is a place where people live, work, and play. There are homes. There are businesses and schools. Take a walk or a ride around your community. What do you see? Stores There are places to shop in…
Streets have signs and markings. These make communities safer. Some help you cross the street. Read to learn how to use them. 1. Do you see the white stripes on the street? They are part of a crosswalk. A crosswalk…
A community is a group of people. The group might live, work, or play together. A community can also be a place where people live. There are different types of places. Read about three. What is your community like? City…
There are many ways to get from place to place. How do you get where you need to go? Bicycle Bikes (above) move by pedaling. It is faster than walking. Some cities have lanes just for bikes. Car …
Sammie Vance goes to school in Indiana. She started the Buddy Bench program there. Anyone could sit on the “buddy bench.” It meant that person needed a friend. Read about Sammie’s kindness campaign. Getting Started Sammie collected plastic. Her community…
