Solidarity and Fighting Hunger

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Objective

I can describe the importance of volunteering and solidarity and give examples of how to apply these values in my daily life to promote well-being.

Part 1 of 3

Warm-up video

Unknown Channel · 5:00

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Part 2 of 3

Practice

7 questions

1

According to the video, what does it mean to be "pão para os outros" (bread for others)? Explain in your own words.

2

Describe a situation in the video where someone shared something, and explain how that act of sharing made a difference.

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Exit ticket

Quick comprehension check

According to the video, why are volunteering and solidarity important for creating a better world? Give one example from the video to support your answer. The video mentions being "pão para os outros" (bread for others). Describe what this means in your own words and give one example of how you can be "pão para os outros" in your daily life at school or at home. The video discusses how sharing can transform lives. Describe one specific way you can show solidarity to someone in need and explain how this action could contribute to their well-being.

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