Community Identity Inquiry Workbook
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Community Identity Inquiry Workbook
Look, Notice, and Think
Read this neighborhood description for Questions 1–3: A neighborhood has a park where people play and walk. At the park, one person helps a neighbor carry a box. There can be many good answers when you explain what you notice.
- Yes, they are learning together in a shared place.
- No, a community is only people in one family.
Belonging and Being a Good Neighbor
People in a community may enjoy different things, speak different languages, and have different traditions. Everyone deserves kindness and respect.
- Library
- Park
- Garden
- Play or take a walk
- Read or borrow books
- Help grow plants
- Invite them to play or sit with you.
- Tell them they cannot join.
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