Escape from war. Find your path to life.

Escape from war. Find your path to life.

Passport

for a refugee girl to schooling and life

Use with love for learning

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Muzoon Almellehan (born in 1999) is a Syrian refugee known for her work to keep Syrian girls in school,. Muzoon fled the war in Syria and followed a route to a new life. Are you ready to follow her steps and find a deeper meaning in life? Let's go for it.

The story of a refugee girl

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Muzon's backpack

Your mission

school

You are watching Muzon Almellehan's travel from Syria to Jordan and you are asked to help her escape the war and get her backpack filled with the necessary life slogan to move on with her life.

refugees

Syria

refugee camp

war and bombs

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Muzon΄s backpack

War in Syria

mission

Fleeing the war

When Muzon’s family fled the war in Syria in early 2013, they thought of leaving her behind. The bright 14-year-old had been studying hard all year for her grade-nine school exams, and her aunt urged the family to let her stay and continue her education.

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Muzon΄s backpack

What was Muzon's aunt's worry about Muzon leaving Syria? Click the right answer.

"Muzon loves school. What will happen if she leaves Syria?"

A. Muzon΄s safety.

B. Muzon's education.

C. Muzon΄s friends.

D. Muzon's happiness.

Muzon΄s aunt.

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Muzon's backpack

mission

Your next challenge is to solve a wordsearch puzzle. The first letter of each word will give you another word to put in Muzon's backpack.. Then click on the button below to move forward.

Muzon's education is what her aunt is worried about. Click on it and get it in Muzon's bag.

Education

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Muzon's backpack

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on

The first letter of each word from the wordsearch will give you the second word Muzon will get.

under

aunt

refugee camp

refugees

Have you found the word? Click to get it in Muzon's backpack.

Muzon

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Muzon's backpack

"There's noway I'll let her behind."

mission

A. Muzon's father took Muzon with them because she was a girl.

B. Muzon's father let her stay behind.

Muzon΄s father.

C. Muzon's father risked Muzon's life.

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D. Muzon's father took her with them to protect her.

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“I know she could make up for lost schooling, but if she loses her_______

mission

Join the two parts of Muzon's father's thought by choosing the picture that shows the word which matches. The choices appear on the next page.

Muzon΄s father.

there's no way to make up for that" Mohammed exclaimed.

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Muzon's backpack

A. life

A. family

A. home

B. backpack

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"When I left Syria for the refugee camp I found that I could continue schooling. Not only did I survive but I also continued my education. I attended school at the refugee camp and became an education advocate for young girls."

mission Completed

Thank you for helping me find the hidden message. Now I can use it to persuade young girls continue their education.

“Education is the armour that will protect you in life. Do you agree with me? Share your thoughts on my padlet on the link here

You can listen to the last part of my story and read it. My message is written on the next page, too.

Ouch!

Don't be discouraged, the journey is not over yet! Take a moment to rest and try again. Remember every mistake is a learning opportunity that will bring you closer to victory. Cheer up, brave fellow!

Don't give up!

Try again!

Clue

“I know she could make up for lost schooling, but if she loses her life there's no way to make up for that" Mohammed exclaimed

Join the two parts of Muzon's father's thought by choosing the picture that shows the word which matches.

Clue

“I know she could make up for lost schooling, but if she loses her life there's no way to make up for that" Mohammed exclaimed

Clue

For her father Muzon was more important that anything else.

In the end, her father decided the risks were too great, and so she fled with him and her siblings across the border to Jordan. “I knew she could make up for lost schooling, but if you lose your life there’s no way to make up for that” Abu Mohammed, 45, said.

Click on the last word of the correct answer and see the first word that Muzon will get in her backpack.. Move to number 1 and get the first part of the phrase.

Clue

The wordsearch puzzle includes words related to Muzon's life.