Aug 1, 2020
Comparison Cards: Tikho, Jenny, and I
Use these cards with the Tikho, Jenny and I lesson plan and presentation.
Your students can use these cards to identify similarities and differences between themselves, Tikho and Jenny.
This activity highlights that we all need access to safe water and sanitation. It also helps students to realize that there are many different ways of doing and being in the world that could influence and improve what we do.
Recognizing our similarities helps us to empathize with Jenny and Tikho, and work in solidarity toward things we have in common. Jenny and Tikho both teach us that communities can create positive change and do things to improve their access to safe water and sanitation.
Aug 1, 2020
Comparison Cards: Tikho, Jenny, and I
Use these cards with the Tikho, Jenny and I lesson plan and presentation.
Your students can use these cards to identify similarities and differences between themselves, Tikho and Jenny.
This activity highlights that we all need access to safe water and sanitation. It also helps students to realize that there are many different ways of doing and being in the world that could influence and improve what we do.
Recognizing our similarities helps us to empathize with Jenny and Tikho, and work in solidarity toward things we have in common. Jenny and Tikho both teach us that communities can create positive change and do things to improve their access to safe water and sanitation.
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