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Rule or Law? Raising your hand before you answer a question.
Rule
Miss Lewis always crosses streets at the crosswalks and stops her car at the stop signs. This is an example of____. (rules or laws)
laws
What do governments protect for individuals?
a. rights
b. property
c. both
c. both
Why do we have rules and laws?
a. so people have t follow them
b. to keep people safe and protect their rights
c. to break them
b. to keep people safe and protect their rights
What happens when you break a law?
a. jail, fine, ticket
b. nothing
c. there is a positive consequence
a. jail, fine, ticket
A place where you live, work, and play is a ________.
a. law
b. rule
c. community
c. community
Respecting everyone's differences is ____.
a. digital
b. diversity
c. differences
b. diversity
What people must do or not do is a ____.
a. community
b. citizen
c. rule
c. rule
Rules created by the government that people live by are ____.
a. laws
b. president
c. digital citizen
a. laws
Who makes the laws and decides if they have been broken?
a. parents
b. government
c. the principal
b. government
How do American citizens get privileges?
a. they earn them by being a good citizen
b. they get them no matter what
c. you are born with them
a. they earn them by being a good citizen
True or false. Your rights can be taken away from you if you break a rule.
FALSE. People are born with that and they can't be taken away.
How is our classroom diverse?
a. we are all exactly the same
b. we all play a sport
c. we look different and like different things
c. we look different and like different things
True or False. Likes and dislikes are an example of diversity.
TRUE
True or False. Music from different countries that are brought to America is an example of diversity.
True
True or false: You do not have to use a crosswalk when crossing the road.
FALSE. You need to use a crosswalk to keep you safe. It's the law!
