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Fat Boy Chronicles
Activity 1- Getting to know others
Students will watch the movie "Fat boy chronicles" and discuss how the viewers learn more about the different sides of characters' personality as the movie progresses, and which characters were they able to identify with. After reaching the conclusion that the more you get to know someone you can better understand them and empathize with them, the teacher will ask students to pair up with someone they don’t normally spend time with. Together, Each will come up with 10 questions they will ask each other during an interview session. Each pair will discuss which questions could be answered without making them feel uncomfortable but, at the same time, will help each of you get to know one another. Make sure questions

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