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An article offering three simple ways for parents to teach their children about community involvement. The tips are can be implemented immediately and do not require much preparation. Succint and easy to read.

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Three Easy Ways to Teach Your Child About Community
Annie Flint

Does your child know your neighbors by name? Do your kids feel a sense of pride about their hometown? Does your family feel connected to your community?

If you answered, “no” to any of these questions you’re not alone. In today’s hectic and technology-focused times it can be difficult to develop a sense of community. So how do you foster civic pride in your child? Here are five easy ways to get your kids involved in your community:

Neighborhood Clean Up
If your neighborhood is in need of a makeover, rally your family around the activity of fixing it up. Plan your clean up for a Saturday afternoon when your neighbors are more likely to be home, and you’ll have a better chance of running in to them.

If your neighborhood is spic and span, take a drive around your town with the kids to find an area that could use a lift. Organize an official “Neighborhood/Town Clean-Up Day” and have your children....

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