Social Inclusion

3. When everyone gets along and respects each other even though they have differences
6. The idea that everyone should have the same or equal rights and opportunities to be happy in their lives
8. The different ways that people can like each other; for example, boys and girls can like boys, girls, both or neither
9. A family that isn't made-up of the traditional mom and dad family; can include step-parents and siblings, and grandparents
12. The way that people who are blind read
13. When someone is left-out of groups and games for being different
15. Understanding and being okay with other peoples' differences
17. A way that people who are deaf or have hearing difficulties communicate with each other
18. When someone is treated unfairly because they have a disability or are differently-abled
20. This helps people get equality when they don't have the same rights and opportunities as others
21. Accepting other people can make them feel this positive emotion

1. Being kind to other people; you don't have to do this, but it does make you a nicer person
2. When two things or two people are not exactly the same
4. The bad or unfair treatment of someone based-on something they can't help, like age, race, gender, orientation or wealth
5. This is shared between two people or friends, and can help them feel better about their differences
7. This lets you stand-up to people who bully and socially exclude others
10. When people from different races, countries, ethnicities and cultures come together and accept each other
11. The opposite of right-handed; lots of people used to be bullied because of this
12. Making fun of someone for their differences; this can make them feel very bad about themselves
14. Giving or lending someone something of your own to help them or make them feel better
16. A negative belief about something without knowing much about it
19. People can feel this emotion when they are discriminated against