My Role in Communities
Developed by B. Eissler, J. Teed, D. Vana,T. Leuzzi

  

Overview | Introduction | Questions and Task | Process | Resources | Evaluation | Conclusion

Introduction

You are a very important part of many communities. Can you name five communities to which you belong? Here are some examples of communities to which you may belong.
 
class
family
sports hood church

 
 

This is a classroom community.  Its members include students and a teacher.

This is a family community.  Its members may include mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, aunts, uncles, cousins, grandparents and great-grandparents.

This is a sports community.  Its members include a coach and members of the team.

This is a neighborhood community.  It includes all the people who live and work in your neighborhood. Its members include neighbors, storekeepers, police officers, mail carriers, fire fighters, librarians, church members and your family.

This is a church community.  Its members may include priests, pastors, rabbis, and the congregation. 


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Questions and Task

You belong to many different communities.  Identify the communities of which you are a part. Explain your role in each of these.  How would you contribute to make each of these a better community?


 

Overview | Introduction | Questions and Task | Process | Resources | Evaluation | Conclusion

Resources
Here are some resources to help you with your project:


 
Northlake
Franklin Park
Melrose Park

Classroom Encyclopedias/Online
Books
Newspapers
Northlake Herald Journal
Franklin Park Herald

Overview | Introduction | Questions and Task | Process | Resources | Evaluation | Conclusion

Evaluation

 You will be evaluated based on the completion of the project and also on your cooperation within your group.

 

Overview | Introduction | Questions and Task | Process | Resources | Evaluation | Conclusion

Conclusion


 

Did you recognize differences and similarities among these different communities?

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