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Finding My Magic

Respect My Beliefs
Season 2  |  Episode 9  |  NITV  |  January 11, 2018

Civics and citizenship

Ethical understanding
3-4 5-6
Classification: General Classification: General

The children appreciate different cultures. Discrimination against Reema over her hijab is resolved.

A children's rights education program designed to teach students about their rights and responsibilities. Features Olympic champion Cathy Freeman.

The children appreciate different cultures. Discrimination against Reema over her hijab is resolved.

A children's rights education program designed to teach students about their rights and responsibilities. Features Olympic champion Cathy Freeman.

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