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An interesting story about kids who came to Australia on the First Fleet.

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An interesting story about kids who came to Australia on the First Fleet.

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http://www.abc.net.au/btn/story/s3934600.htm

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An amazing story of a lady who saved 2500 children during the holocaust.

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An amazing story of a lady who saved 2500 children during the holocaust.

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This is the amazing story of how one person's effort can make a huge impact on the world. Irena Sendler found a way to save 2,500 children from being killed in the Holocaust. Check out this video of students who were inspired to make a play about Irena and the impact she has had on their lives.

Additional Resources:

Here is the website for Irena Sendler and Life in a Jar.

Here is an article that tells Irena's story.

Here is another article about Irena.

Topics for Discussion:

How did Irena get the children past the German guards? Where did they go from there?

What qualities does Irena have that enabled her to risk her life smuggling children past the German guards of the Holocaust?

Take Action:

Irena was just one person, but she managed to save the lives of 2,500 children! What good can you, one person, do for the world?

Visit the Anne Frank website to learn more about the Holocaust through the eyes of a young teenager.

Teacher Features:

Here is a link to a Critical Reading Skills worksheet that you can use for elementary school students.

Here is a link to a Critical Reading Skills worksheet that you can use for middle school students.

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Courage- The Amazing Story of Irena Sendler and the Holocaust

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This is the amazing story of how one person's effort can make a huge impact on the world. Irena Sendler found a way to save 2,500 children from being killed in the Holocaust. Check out this video of students who were inspired to make a play about Irena and the impact she has had on their lives.

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The story of Martin Luther King who fought for racial equality.

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The story of Martin Luther King who fought for racial equality.

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Every year in mid-January, America celebrates a holiday in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr.'s birthday. By many counts, Dr. King was just an ordinary man - a husband, a father, and a pastor at his church. But his incredible dedication to a great cause made him also an inspirational world-changer worthy of the highest honor.

Throughout his adult life, Dr. King worked tirelessly for the cause of racial equality and justice. This means that all people, regardless of their race, should be treated the same and have the same rights. As Dr. King said,

"We may have all come on different ships, but we're in the same boat now."

"Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere."

"We must learn to live together as brothers or perish together as fools."

His words are just as important today as when he spoke them 50 years ago.

Dr. King was one of the most powerful and influential leaders of the civil rights movement, traveling over six million miles and giving over 2,500 speeches in order try to bring about a world in which all are equal. Today, Dr. King's influence can be seen all over the world, as millions of people carry on his message and work to make the world a better place in his name.

This video shows him giving one of his most famous speeches, known as the "I Have a Dream" speech.

Additional Resources:

Here is a biography of the great Martin Luther King, Jr.

Here is the last speech Martin Luther King, Jr. ever gave.

Topics for Discussion:

What was the civil rights movement about? Why was it so important?

What did Martin mean when he said that his dream was for his children to be judged not by the color of their skin but by the content of their character?

Take Action:

Have a talk with your parents or grandparents about their experience of the civil rights movement.

Visit the Civil Rights Movement Veterans website to learn more about this movement, how it has affected people throughout American history, and how it still affects people today.

Teacher Features:

Here is a link to a Critical Reading Skills worksheet that you can use for elementary school students.

Here is a link to a Critical Reading Skills worksheet that you can use for middle school students.

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Martin Luther King, Jr. - A Man with a Dream - InspireMyKids

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Every year in mid-January, America celebrates a holiday in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr.'s birthday. By many counts, Dr. King was just an ordinary man - a husband, a father, and a pastor at his church. But his incredible dedication to a great cause made him also an inspirational world-changer worthy of the highest honor.

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on the east coast of austrlia

eleven of the first ships to come on January 26 /1788

1 wold war we verst Germany

and we won

in 2010 Collingwood won the grand final