Citizenship
Social Studies
Citizenship starts at 1 and continues till grade 5.
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Describe one responsibility that comes with the right to free speech.
Describe one way a person can become a U.S. citizen if they were not born in the United States.
Describe one way students can show good citizenship at school.
Describe what it means to respect the property of others.
Explain what it means to be a responsible citizen.
Explain why obeying laws is important for citizens.
Explain why voting is important for citizens.
Name one right that only U.S. citizens have.
What is citizenship?
What is the main purpose of laws in a community?
What is the name of the ceremony where new citizens take an oath of allegiance to the United States?
A new law is passed that affects your community. As a citizen, what are two actions you can take if you disagree with the law?
Explain how the principle of "consent of the governed" is related to citizenship in the United States.
Read the scenario: Maria sees someone drop their wallet in the school hallway. She picks it up and returns it to the office so it can be given back to its owner. What quality of good citizenship is Maria showing?
Why is it important for citizens to stay informed about current events and government decisions?
