Helping Others: Welcoming New Friends
Discuss the importance of being kind and welcoming to people who are new to our community or country, including those who have moved from far away.
Key Questions
- How can we make new friends feel welcome?
- Why do some people move to a new country?
- What can we do to help others who might be different from us?
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