Brazilian global friends saw the movie Wonder and they mainly learnt that it is very important to BE KIND. 
Has that happened to you?
Could you notice and reflect about the importance of being Kind and Respectful?
Look at this great panel they made with some reflections and character analysis. Most important of all : Always CHOOSE KIND
This is story written by students in India spread SDG10 #weareable18 to Canada, Italy and China by composing beginning & ending of the following #travellingtale
The United Nations (UN) is an association of independent countries that agreed to work together to prevent and end wars. The UN also attempts to improve social conditions by promoting international cooperation, economic development, public health, environmental conservation, and human rights. Members of the UN are supposed to cooperate peacefully and resolve differences diplomatically.
The UN also provides a forum for its members to express their views in the General Assembly, the Security Council, the Economic and Social Council, and other bodies and committees. By enabling dialogue between its members, and by hosting negotiations, the Organization has become a mechanism for governments to find areas of agreement and solve problems together.
Here you can see the building in New York
Ms Susan and her students had the opportunity to visit the United Nations, they went on a school visit. Have a look!
The students in 5th grade look very happy with their SDGs poster. the Sustainable Development Goals are an important mission for both the UN and UNESCO and they are part of this great project!
The kids even visited the Headquarters!
If I was,
A unique one,
A weird one?
WHO WAS I???
I was happy ,
I was able,
But still I was different
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WHO WAS I???
I was a person,
A human with no eyes and ears
WAS I different?
WHO WAS I???
See this presentation to find some answers to your questions!
Palacio wrote Wonder after an incident in which she and her three-year-old son were waiting in line to buy ice cream. Her son 
noticed a girl with a severe facial deformity and started to cry.
Would you like to listen to one chapter?
Most of the students and teachers in the project are assessing the places were they live. In this post we will go around Adrogué in Buenos Aires, Texas and Irvington in New York.
IRVINGTON in USA
If you click Wheelchair accessible or not_ you will be able to solve a quiz about accessibility!
Accessibility is a CIVIL RIGHT
But… what happens when someone doesn’t respect this right?
ADROGUE in ARGENTINA
TEXAS in USA
Now let´see some pictures taken by students in the school in Texas How friendly is their school?
A driver is very disrespectful and parks his car in a ramp. A group of people paste lots of post-its so that he can reflect upon his action.
A group of students in India in Ms Kamal´s class have been reflecting about Mario´s situation after the accident shown in the video.
Do you agree with their thoughts?
If you pay attention to the video you will be able to hear a beautiful background song.
This song is credited to Lanny Sherwin and it is called “Everyone Is Different”
Everyone Is Different
(By Lanny Sherwin)
Verse 1: We’re all different colors, we wear different clothes,
We speak differently from different zip codes.
We’re short, we’re tall, we’re fat, we’re thin,
We’re square pegs in round holes just trying to fit in.
Chorus: Everyone is different, it’s really no big thing,
It’s the differences between us that make life interesting.
Those little quirks that make us work are Heaven-sent,
So give a little thanks
That we’re all different.
Verse 2: We’re wise, we’re weird, we’re cool, we’re geeks,
We’re pieces of a puzzle – strangely unique.
But put us together and what do you see?
The world is our home, and we’re one big family.
Chorus: Everyone is different, it’s really no big thing,
It’s the differences between us that make life interesting.
Those little quirks that make us work are Heaven-sent,
So give a little thanks
That we’re all different.
(@ 2006 Sherwin Communications, LLC/ASCAP)
Students in New York are participating in #globaldayofdesign connecting this project to “We are ALL differently Able” #weareable18
These STEAM projects allow kids to become creative and create their own games!
Here we can see some photos of the students recording on Twitter on live session about their creative ideas!
Here WE can see and Listen to a boy who has gone the experience of simulating what it might be like to have hearing loss!
And look at this wheelchair they have designed!
Students in Ms Susan´s class have been reflecting about the role of empathy, how important it is to help and consider each and every person!
What If ….a child with disabilities comes to your classroom?
Offering our friends friendly environments is a way to show them that we care and we want everybody to feel comfortable.
The students in this class observe and assess their houses and reflect upon all the difficulties that somebody using a wheel chair may face in their homes.
Now think of your house and make a lists of all the changes you would make to turn it into a wheel-chair friendly home
This boy has created a simulator to feel what it might be like to have hearing loss. Going through this experience has helped students to develop EMPATHY!
Meet Indian representative Kanika raising her voice to support goal 3 and 10 ! We are ALL proud by how loud and clear the young people are about Sustainable Development global goals
Analize these two terms and think how to apply this in daily life!
We are ALL differently ABLE! 