Social Studies: Rules and Responsibilities

A class rule says, "Use walking feet in the classroom." Why is this a good rule?

Your teacher asks everyone to clean up crayons after art time. What responsibility does each student have?

At home, a rule says, "Wash your hands before eating." What does this rule help do?

A student sees paper on the floor near the trash can. What is the responsible thing to do?

At the playground, there is a rule to wait for your turn on the slide. Why should children follow this rule?

Your job at home is to put your shoes away. Is this a rule or a responsibility? Explain.

A library rule says, "Use a quiet voice." Why is this important?

If you borrow classroom scissors, what responsibility do you have when you are done?

A crossing guard helps children cross the street. What rule should children follow near the street?

In class, someone else is talking. What is a responsible choice for you?

A rule on the bus says, "Stay in your seat." Why is this rule needed?

You spill water at your desk. What responsibility do you have?

At recess, a rule says, "Keep your hands to yourself." What does this rule help people do?

You are finished with a puzzle in class. What is your responsibility before you leave the table?