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Big Question Overview and ResourcesOverview What is a community? Is it the people who live near you? Is it the people who share the same interests as you? It's actually both. You can be a part of many communities at once. Every day you connect with people for different reasons. You spend time with your friends in your school community. You may take a class on Saturday mornings at the community center. You might even be a part of an online community where you discuss a shared interest with people all over the world. Communities often change. People move into and out of your neighborhood. Shops and businesses may move in near your home. New buildings may be built on your street. Historical documents can be used to track these changes. These documents tell about life in a community at a specific time in history. Books, journals, newspapers, and other written documents can describe what life was like in a community throughout its history. Web Resources City Planning Get Involved World Wise Schools Everyone Counts! Kids Care! Log InThe resource you requested requires you to enter a username and password below: | |||