Practice identifying rules at home and school and explaining why people follow them.
Read or listen to each problem. Draw, circle, or write your answer. Use kind and clear ideas.
Learning how rules help keep people safe, kind, and ready to learn
Social Studies - Grade K-1
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Circle the rule that helps keep you safe at school: Run in the hallway or Walk in the hallway.
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At home, a grown-up says, "Put toys away after playing." Why is this a helpful rule?
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Draw one rule you follow in your classroom.
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Which rule shows kindness? A student grabs a crayon from a friend. A student asks, "May I use the crayon when you are done?"
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Fill in the blank: We raise our hand before speaking in class so everyone can have a ______.
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Name one rule you follow at home.
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Name one rule you follow at school.
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A child pushes to be first in line. Is the child following a good school rule? Explain.
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Which is a good reason to wash hands before eating? It makes hands clean. It makes lunch disappear.
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At school, the teacher says, "Use quiet voices in the library." Why do we follow this rule?
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Circle the choice that follows a home rule: Jump on the couch or Sit safely on the couch.
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A friend is talking. What rule helps you be a good listener?
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Draw a picture of students taking turns on a playground.
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Why do families and classrooms have rules?
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A rule says, "Keep hands and feet to yourself." Tell why this rule is important.