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1. Identify an enjoyable educational activity. It could be participating in a play, completing a science experiment, playing an instrument, or something else. Use specific details and examples to explain why the activity is enjoyable.
2. What is something you would like to accomplish in the future? Perhaps you would like to learn how to play an instrument, graduate at the top of your class, or visit the ocean. Identify one thing you would like to accomplish, and include specific details and examples to help explain why it is important.

Hiking, Travelling There are many things that I want to accomplish within my lifetime, and one of the most prominent is seeing more of the world I live in.
One of the many things I have loved since I was a child is exploring.
The ocean
Appalachian Trail
Seeing different cultures and ways of life
Travelling is an important factor in the growth of humans as people and as global citizens.
Understanding different cultures
Meeting new
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Every culture has its own way of life. Travelling helps one to understand our differences and allows us to be more aware of our world. Another reason travelling is important is because it allows us to understand those ways of life and to learn more historically about the different peoples of the world. With this knowledge we begin to appreciate our own culture and way of life while viewing the vast expanse that is our earth and the thousands of years of history and development that come along with it. Travelling also allows us to help the people we meet along the way. All it takes is a bottle of water to make someone’s day, or a bag of chips to make someone smile. Maybe if we as people stopped along our journeys to tip the waiter extra, or complement the musician. If we travel around the world, or maybe just a state across, think how many lives we can make a difference in, no matter the size of that

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