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I think the picture means that every one is apart of the world and we have to take care of it.

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I think that this means that the world is one part of you and that the world has given you some good thing to you and that you the world has made a difference in your heart.

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I think this means that we are the world and we are the people. We are the only ones who can fix the mistakes we've made. When we hurt people emotionaly and physicly it comes back to hurt us to.

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We all are the same in different ways .

we are not a selfish country. We are so nice other people. We should not have deal with bad people.

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i think it means that we are the world an we have to work together for good stuff to happen

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I think this painting is about how we are all a part of the world and that when we make mistakes it hurts the world and since we are all part of the world it hurts us to. I also think that it means if we all come together we can help people instead of making fun of them and bulling people because when people get bullied it just makes them really mad and want to hurt themselves or others.

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What I thought of is a quote by Thodore Roosevelt

"Believe you can and you're halfway there."

And what that makes me think of is if we beileve in ourselfes we

can change the world!

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this picture makes me think a lot about how

lucky we are to live in this world even though you

might meet tough times Everyone in the world gets lucky at some point it also makes me think about the song we are the world and i think that means that

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We are one people. I hear this all the time. This picture makes me think of that saying. We can in prove the way we take care of our world. We need to work together, (even if we don't like each other),

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I think that this picture means that we all are part of the world and we should care for each other and for our home. Also, I think that we should help and think of each other around the world. We are the world and we should help and make a difference.

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I think his picture means that we are the world and we need to take care of the earth and of ourself. I think we can learn a lot from this picture. We need to change the world and make it better! We can make actions that change the world. Evan though we are six graders we can all work together to help those in need and change the world

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This picture make's me feel sad because so many people died on that day. Also the people that died trying to save the people stuck in the burning building. I'm very thankful to be here today.

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I thought about this picture for a long time and what I thought of was...

We are a free country and we are a free country because of those men and women that wear uniforms and fight and die for all of our freedom. They are greatly appretiated.

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I think that this picture means that we are a part or the world. i think that this means that we can controll the world

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I think that we are the world and that we are all connected in ways that we don't even know and whatever people do to us they are also doing it to them selfs.

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I think it's means that we all share the same world why make worse for other's when actually were making it worse for ourselves to.

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I think that this means that we need to focus on the world more. Not just playing on our Ipads, or Ipods 24/7. We need to explore the world more and get out there. We don't need electronics to survive and we certinly don't need to be on our fancy electronics everyday. Yes, I understand that we like our phones and I respect that but I also think that we should go outside more.

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The picture could be saying that small thing like littering can hert the eath

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This goes along with my post.

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Washington, D.C. - To help fuse the ideals of Earth Month and environmental justice, EPA and hundreds of volunteers from across the country gathered to clean up Kenilworth Park, the former landfill for Washington, D.C., as part of the Earth Day Environmental Justice Green Challenge Community Beautification Cleanup.

EPA and the Earth Conservation Corps worked together to organize hundreds of volunteers from New York, Michigan and the Washington, D.C., area to participate in the event in time for Earth Day. Volunteers included high school and student groups from Michigan (Students Today Leaders Forever) and Harlem (Children's Zone). In addition, the NAACP and the Congressional Black Associates participated in the event.

"To protect the planet, we have to step up and protect the environment in our communities - especially in the places where the challenges seem the greatest," EPA Administrator Lisa P. Jackson says. "The commitment to environmental action we see here is something we want in every community, during Earth Month and every month of the year."

Kenilworth Park, located east of the Anacostia River, is located in the Deanwood neighborhood of Washington, D.C., where the late singer-songwriter and instrumentalist Marvin Gaye grew up. The park's modern history began in 1972 when the federally owned land was being used as a landfill. It is currently operated by the National Park Service.

The Earth Conservation Corps, a nonprofit community-based organization located just east of the Anacostia River in Washington, is dedicated to improving the local environment through cleanup efforts and educating communities and neighbors on actions to restore and rehabilitate the environment.

EPA's Environmental Justice Program helps disproportionately impacted communities create healthy, sustainable communities through local projects aligned with the top five priorities of EPA Administrator Jackson - improving air quality, managing chemical risks, cleaning up hazardous waste sites, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and protecting America's water.

Over the past 15 years, EPA has awarded more than $32 million in funding to help more than 1,100 communities address local pollution problems to create healthier and more sustainable environments.

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Earth Day Environmental Justice Green Challenge Community Beautification Cleanup

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Washington, D.C. - To help fuse the ideals of Earth Month and environmental justice, EPA and hundreds of volunteers from across the country gathered to clean up Kenilworth Park, the former landfill for Washington, D.C., as part of the Earth Day Environmental Justice Green Challenge Community Beautification Cleanup.

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I think it means that we have to keep thinking of the world and that we can't stop thinking of all of it's problems. We have to think of all the problems like enough water

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Washington, D.C. - To help fuse the ideals of Earth Month and environmental justice, EPA and hundreds of volunteers from across the country gathered to clean up Kenilworth Park, the former landfill for Washington, D.C., as part of the Earth Day Environmental Justice Green Challenge Community Beautification Cleanup.

EPA and the Earth Conservation Corps worked together to organize hundreds of volunteers from New York, Michigan and the Washington, D.C., area to participate in the event in time for Earth Day. Volunteers included high school and student groups from Michigan (Students Today Leaders Forever) and Harlem (Children's Zone). In addition, the NAACP and the Congressional Black Associates participated in the event.

"To protect the planet, we have to step up and protect the environment in our communities - especially in the places where the challenges seem the greatest," EPA Administrator Lisa P. Jackson says. "The commitment to environmental action we see here is something we want in every community, during Earth Month and every month of the year."

Kenilworth Park, located east of the Anacostia River, is located in the Deanwood neighborhood of Washington, D.C., where the late singer-songwriter and instrumentalist Marvin Gaye grew up. The park's modern history began in 1972 when the federally owned land was being used as a landfill. It is currently operated by the National Park Service.

The Earth Conservation Corps, a nonprofit community-based organization located just east of the Anacostia River in Washington, is dedicated to improving the local environment through cleanup efforts and educating communities and neighbors on actions to restore and rehabilitate the environment.

EPA's Environmental Justice Program helps disproportionately impacted communities create healthy, sustainable communities through local projects aligned with the top five priorities of EPA Administrator Jackson - improving air quality, managing chemical risks, cleaning up hazardous waste sites, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and protecting America's water.

Over the past 15 years, EPA has awarded more than $32 million in funding to help more than 1,100 communities address local pollution problems to create healthier and more sustainable environments.

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Earth Day Environmental Justice Green Challenge Community Beautification Cleanup

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Washington, D.C. - To help fuse the ideals of Earth Month and environmental justice, EPA and hundreds of volunteers from across the country gathered to clean up Kenilworth Park, the former landfill for Washington, D.C., as part of the Earth Day Environmental Justice Green Challenge Community Beautification Cleanup.

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I think that it means that we are all connected in some way but other people think that they can rule over and take freedom from other people. But then they act out and kill other people because they are not the same as them. America is a free country and we have the freedom of speech and religion.

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I think this means that when the people do things

such as 911 it is hurting the world which is on of us too.

So we should work together.

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I think that this padlet picture means you need to overcome hardships and help each other do this.

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I believe that we are all right in one way or another. Yes, we're all humans and we all matter. Yes, we need to preserve the environment. It all matters, everything matters.

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I think that the people who said we are the world are correct. We are the world and we have to take care of it.We also need to think that even though there might be an ascendent we have to learn from it and rebuild a better version and I don't mean tecnoligy but as humans and as one nation and as one army.

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I think this means that we are all the world and that we need to make it better. And that we need to face eachother.

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I think it means that we are the world and when we hurt the world we hurt ourselves. We will never move further if the world never moves forward. The world isn't just the world it's our world. Everything that happens is because of us. The wars and poverty. All because we lost each other and gained ourselves. We never look outside of ourselves and family members. Thats why when a hero steps up and saves people it's a shock.

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I think that the world is in our hands and it is up yo us to change it. We can do simple things like picking up pieces of trash and eventually we can change the world. If everyday everyone in the world picked up one piece of trash, then every day we would loose 7000000000 pieces.

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This picture makes me think a lot about what I am thankful for, that I wasn't alive when the twin towers fell down, that my parents didn't live in New York when that happened. It make me feel so happy and glad that I live in a wonderful house with my siblings and wonderful parents.

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I think this means

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I think that this picture means that everyone is a part of the world. That the world is a big puzzle and everyone is a part of the puzzle.

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This picture makes me think of there are

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I think it means that we as people are a community to make the world.

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I think that this photo means that we all are humans and we should all think of each others feelings and hearts.

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I think it means that we are the world, and we have to take care of it.

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This picture makes me think of the things that happen in this world or even in this town that we don't know about good or bad. We need to think of our world as a person, if we don't treat it good it falls apart.

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i think it means we are the world

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I think that this means that we are are a world but in the real life that we are a group together. And that even though that we are seperated we will stick together. As the persons face is on there I think that we must stay together and keep the world a better place for us and everyone else.

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I think that this means like we are the world. we have to take care of it .we have to work in order to create a better safer community for us and all the inhabatants of mother earth. In a community at school we have to help others in order to be successful. when others need help, we need to be there for them. in reality we don't always know what we need to do. sometimes people make bad dicisions that cost many lives. but we always must help others to take care of our earth like we would take care of ourselves.

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I think that this means that we are the world and no matter what we have to stick together.