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Respecting differences

  • Grade 2
  • Career Education
  • 51 s
  • British Columbia
  • BC2-CA-03

Three friends at a lunch table each bring a different lunch (a sandwich, rice and noodles), and thought bubbles show each one comes from their own family, with their own culture and story. The video shows that different is not wrong: we don't say "yuck", we ask a kind question like "What's that?", and we listen while a friend tells us they cook their noodles with Grandpa.

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The question this lesson answers

What does respecting differences look like?

Three friends sit down to eat lunch.

Transcript

What the lesson says

What does respecting differences look like?

Three friends sit down to eat lunch.

Each friend brings a different lunch from home.

There is a sandwich, rice and noodles.

Everyone has their own culture and story.

Different is not wrong. It is just different.

We do not say yuck about a friend's lunch.

We ask a kind question, like what's that?

Then we listen while our friend tells us.

Our friend cooks these noodles with Grandpa.

Now we know more about our friend.

Respect differences: ask kind questions and listen.

Curriculum

Where this fits

British Columbia, Grade 2

Career Education, Career education: cultural and social awarenessBC2-CA-03

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The outcomes and strands follow the British Columbia curriculum.

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