We learned about the importance of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. this past week. We learned how students used to be segregated and how people would judge one another based on skin color. To help teach the idea that even though people may look different on the outside we still have similar "inside" feelings; we cracked 2 different colored eggs. (One brown egg and one white egg.) The students were shocked to see that the two eggs that looked so different on the outside, looked exactly the same on the inside. It was so sweet to hear each of the students talk about differences and embrace these differences and to accept one another for each individual's unique self!
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Before we broke open the eggs. |
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After cracking each egg open. They look the same on the inside! |
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