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A community story exhibit: everyone can help

How can a community activity be divided into clear, optional tasks?

Participation in a community activity should be voluntary and respect time, ability, and accessibility needs. This lesson does not judge a person for joining or declining.

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A community story exhibit: everyone can help

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The community center plans a small story exhibit.

English pronunciation · Device-generated pronunciation (depends on browser and system voices)

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Translation and pinyin

社区中心计划举办一个小型故事展。

Each volunteer chooses one task.

English pronunciation · Device-generated pronunciation (depends on browser and system voices)

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Translation and pinyin

每名志愿者选择一项任务。

Some people prepare signs, and others decorate the room.

English pronunciation · Device-generated pronunciation (depends on browser and system voices)

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Translation and pinyin

有人准备标牌,另一些人装饰房间。

They check the schedule before they finish the preparations.

English pronunciation · Device-generated pronunciation (depends on browser and system voices)

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Translation and pinyin

完成准备工作前,他们核对日程。

Supporting vocabulary

choose · community · decorate · finish · prepare · schedule · sign · volunteer ·

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A community story exhibit: everyone can help

Participation in a community activity should be voluntary and respect time, ability, and accessibility needs. This lesson does not judge a person for joining or declining.

How can a community activity be divided into clear, optional tasks?

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Participation in a community activity should be voluntary and respect time, ability, and accessibility needs. This lesson does not judge a person for joining or declining.

How would you use this method in your own setting? You may invent details or skip.

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