Lesson 179: People from other countries

Objective

I can say that people live in many countries, notice similar and different things, and speak about everyone in a kind way.

Materials

• Simple pictures of children from different places (books or printed images)
• Paper and crayons or markers
• Notebook page for "People in the world"

Mini-lesson — People around the world

Guided Practice — People in the world page

You will make a simple page about people from other countries.

1. At the top, write: "People in the world".
2. Draw two or three children from different places. Change hair, clothes, or homes.
3. Under your drawing, write or trace one same thing (for example, "We play." or "We learn.").
4. On the side, write or trace one different thing (for example, "Homes look new." or "They say hello in another way.").
5. At the bottom, write or trace a kind sentence, such as "We can be friends." or "All people matter.".
6. Read your page aloud to an adult. Use a calm and kind voice.

Tracing Pad

Lines Primary lines Baseline only Grid Blank Trace (none) world people friend homes hello share smile country visit kind

Pen Clear

Tip: As you trace, say a kind idea, such as "We can be friends."

Practice — Same and different talk

This activity helps you talk about people from other countries in a kind and calm way.

1. An adult shows you a picture of children from another country or describes them.
2. Say one thing that could be the same as you, such as "They play" or "They learn".
3. Say one thing that could be different, such as "Their homes look new" or "They say hello in another way".
4. Use a kind sentence like: "That is another way to live" or "We can still be friends".
5. At the end, tell the adult one thing you learned about people from other countries.

Quick Check — People from other countries

Answer each question about people, countries, and kind words. These questions do not judge any country.

Assessment (parent/teacher)

Exit ticket (student)