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Story about diversity 11-12 years old Interactive story (1)

The Friendship Mosaic

Three boys discover the beauty of diversity as they learn about each other's cultures and backgrounds, finding strength and joy in their differences.

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There are three characters: Ben, an 11-year-old boy with brown hair and glasses, wearing a blue t-shirt and beige pants, standing on the left, smiling and holding his backpack; Liam, an 11-year-old boy with blond hair and freckles, wearing a green sweater and jeans, in the center, curiously tasting a piece of Irish bread; and Raj, an 11-year-old boy with black hair and brown skin, wearing a shiny green shirt and shorts, on the right, smiling and holding a plate of samosas, ready to share his food. The setting is a school cafeteria with colorful wooden tables and walls decorated with children's drawings representing cultures from around the world. Flags from different countries hang from the ceiling, and sunlight streams in through the windows, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The main scene shows the three boys sitting together at a table, exchanging typical dishes from their respective cultures. Ben shares his doce de leite sandwich, Liam tastes a samosa with a big smile, and Raj laughs while showing how to eat with hands. They are surrounded by other curious children, illustrating the joy of diversity and friendship. report a problem with this image
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Nervously
Feeling worried or afraid in a quiet, shaky way before something new happens.
Clutched
Held something tight and fast, usually because of fear or strong care.
Bustling
Full of busy movement and noise, with many people doing things.
Diversity Week
A special school time to celebrate different cultures and backgrounds together.
Samosas
Fried or baked pastry pockets filled with spiced vegetables or meat, eaten as a snack.
Doce de leite
A sweet, thick milk spread or candy made by slowly cooking sugar and milk.
Feijoada
A slow-cooked Brazilian stew with beans and meat, served as a hearty meal.
Carnival
A colorful festival with music, parades, dances, and bright costumes.
Kurtas
Loose, long shirts worn in South Asia, often for special events or comfort.
Bindis
Small decorative dots worn on the forehead in some South Asian cultures.
Mural
A large painting or picture painted directly on a wall for many people to see.
Immigrants
People who move from one country to live in another country.
Collage
A picture made by sticking many different pictures or materials together.
Friendship Mosaic
A group project showing many different people’s stories as one design.
Show-and-tell
An activity where people bring something and talk about why it matters.

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