We're the Same, We're Different

Unit Review Sheet

Facts and Definitions

Lesson 1: You're Special

• Unique is a word we can use to describe something that is different and special.

Lesson 2: Physical Characteristics

• Physical characteristics describe the way something looks on the outside.

Lesson 3: Different Personalities

• Personality is the way a person acts most of the time.
• People have different personalities.
• There is not a right or wrong personality.

Lesson 4: Interests and Hobbies

• Hobbies are activities that people enjoy doing on a regular basis.
• Interests are the things that someone is curious to learn more about.

Lesson 5: Shapesville

• All people are different.
• An experience is something that happens to you or is something you do.
• People look and act a certain way because of their personalities, experiences, and interests.

Lesson 6: Different Families

• Families around the world look different.
• Family members help one another.
• Family members have responsibilities.
• Responsibility means doing the things you are supposed to do and doing them well.

Lesson 7: Different Homes

• People around the world live in different types of homes.
• Homes provide shelter from the weather.
• Homes provide a place for families to come together and share meals, conversations, and time.

Lesson 8: Different Holidays and Traditions

• A holiday is a special day that is celebrated by a culture.
• A tradition is a special practice or event in a family or culture that happens in the same way at the same time. It is a custom or practice that is passed down from one generation to the next.

Lesson 9: Different Modes of Transportation

• The different ways that people get from one place to another are called modes of transportation.
• Cars, trucks, trains, planes, horses, boats, and bicycles are all modes of transportation.

Lesson 10: Wants and Needs

• All humans have wants and needs.
• A need is something a person must have in order to live and be healthy.
• A want is something a person would like to have but that is not needed in order to live.
• People need food, water, clothing, shelter, and other people.

Lesson 11: Being Part of a Group

• The people in a group are called members.
• People who are part of a group are usually similar to the other members of the group in some way.

Final Project: Differences Make the World Go 'Round

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