Government
Social Studies
Government starts at 2 and continues till grade 5.
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If you see someone breaking a law, what should you do?
What do we call the leader of the United States?
What does the government use taxes for?
What is a citizen?
What is a law?
What is a rule you follow at school?
What is one way you can be a good citizen at school?
Imagine your school did not have any rules. What problems might happen? Write two possible problems.
What do we call the group of people who make laws for our country? (1) Congress, (2) Police, (3) Teachers, (4) Firefighters
What is a responsibility of a good citizen? (1) Littering, (2) Helping others, (3) Breaking laws, (4) Ignoring rules
What is the job of a judge? (1) To make laws, (2) To explain laws, (3) To build houses, (4) To drive buses
What is the main job of the government? (1) To make laws, (2) To play games, (3) To cook food, (4) To watch TV
The government collects ________ to pay for things like schools and parks.
The laws in our country help keep people ________.
The President lives in the ________ House.
The United States has ________ main branches of government.
True or False: Only adults have to follow the laws.
True or False: Only the President can make laws.
True or False: The government can make new laws if needed.
True or False: The government helps build roads and schools.
