Chapter: 07. Accepting Differences
A. Fill in the blanks.
Often poor children do not go to schools. People who cannot walk use a wheelchair. Hearing impaired people cannot hear. Old people need/like your company. B. Write T for true and F for false.
Many poor children live in the streets. Old people don’t like children. Stephen Hawking was unable to speak. C. Match the following columns.
D. Answer these questions.
What can you do to help a child on a wheelchair? You can offer to open doors for them, help them navigate difficult paths, ensure ramps are available, and include them in activities. How can you make your grandparents happy? You can make your grandparents happy by spending time with them, listening to their stories, offering to help them with tasks, and showing them care and attention. Write two ways in which you can help a classmate who has been absent from school. You can call to find out how they are feeling, and you can share your notes or help them catch up on lessons they missed. Name some of the differences between you and the person sitting next to you in class. (Answers will vary, but could include) differences in height, hair color, favorite subjects, talents (e.g., good at art vs. good at sports), or whether they wear glasses. 
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