Rights and Responsibilities
Social Studies
Rights and Responsibilities starts at 2 and continues till grade 5.
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Imagine you see someone being bullied at school. What is your responsibility?
Is it a right or a responsibility to recycle at school?
What could happen if people did not follow their responsibilities?
What is a responsibility?
What is a right?
Imagine you see someone being bullied at school. What is your responsibility?
Read the scenario: A new student joins your class and speaks a different language. What is your responsibility to help them feel included?
Read the scenario: Your class is voting on a new class rule. Why is it important for everyone to have a say, and what responsibility comes with this right?
Which of the following is a responsibility of students at school? (1) Doing homework (2) Watching TV (3) Playing video games (4) Sleeping in class
Which of the following is a responsibility when using the internet? (1) Being kind online (2) Sharing private information (3) Bullying others (4) Ignoring safety rules
Which of the following is a responsibility when you see litter on the playground? (1) Pick it up and throw it away (2) Ignore it (3) Blame someone else (4) Add more litter
Which of the following is a right of Canadian citizens? (1) The right to vote (2) The right to ignore laws (3) The right to take things without asking (4) The right to be mean to others
Fill in the blank: It is our ________ to respect other people's rights.
Fill in the blank: It is your ________ to help keep your classroom clean.
Fill in the blank: It is your ________ to listen when someone else is speaking.
Fill in the blank: The ________ and Freedoms is a part of the Canadian Constitution that protects our rights.
True or False: Everyone in Canada has the right to be treated equally, no matter their race, religion, or gender.
True or False: Only adults have rights in Canada.
True or False: Only teachers have responsibilities at school.
True or False: The right to education means every child in Canada can go to school.
