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In the cafeteria, each student can find a new friend who shares an interest, such as a sport or art. There are seven pairs of kids with the same interest. Find the clues, then draw lines to connect each pair.

If you look for people’s differences, you’re sure to find them. We come from diverse families, cultures, religions, and backgrounds. We look, think, speak, and act in unique ways.

But diversity doesn’t mean we’re completely different. When you look for similarities, you’ll find those, too. We all

need to feel loved, happy, and safe. We want to be treated kindly, and we like to laugh and hang out with friends.

When you get to know people who seem different from you, you might find that you have a lot in common. And that can broaden your world in surprising ways.

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