Kidlink Life-skills: Who-am-I? Module 3 and Communication Skills

Who-Am-I?
"What Are My Rights?" And Communication Skills

"I am drawing five items that I had put and to my shoebox to show other what is my favorite things that I like. See when I first started this assignment it was kind of hard because I had to use different kinds of steps to show how I started my project. My first step of completing this assignment was to get the right kind of shapes to figure out my project. When I finally had got that down I started to use different kind of texture to explain the color of my shoebox. While after all that was done I had to find five things that I would put into my shoebox. continue" Ricardo from USA

Hello everybody, I want to talk a little about peoples' right to be theyselves. I'm afraid that not everyone respect the right every person has to be himself. So many people criticise others in negative way, I think it's unfair. Everyone should be able to be himself as he wants to be. Where I live, kids do not always respect the space and right people have to be themselves. Kids who are a little diffrent from others are judged, and if they don't have friends before, it's hard to fit in the group. I don't like when people are judged by one before one gets to know the persons he his judgin. I'm afraid I do it myself sometime,but I try not to and to be openminded. I think people should think about this, bacause as long as a person respect others' rights, he or she has a right to be himself, like he wants to be. As there are only five days to Cristmas, and my vacation starts tomorrow I want to wish everyone marry Cristmas and a happy new year. Love from Lilja Rut in Iceland.

, 2001.

Dear friends The people in general accept me as I am (in fact my real friends are not many). At school my companions are often nice and kind with me. In my class there are many boys and girls which I don't like. For instance I can't stand people who make me nervous. Bye, Valentina from Italy , 2001.

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