Local Communities
Social Studies
Local Communities starts at 1 and continues till grade 3.
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Imagine your local park is full of litter. What could you do to help?
Name one way people in a local community can help each other.
What does it mean to volunteer in your community?
What is a community centre?
What is a local community?
What is a neighbourhood?
What is the difference between a city and a village in the UK?
What is the main job of a local councillor?
What is the role of a doctor in a local community?
Why are parks important in a local community?
Why do communities have rules?
Why is it important to respect different cultures in your community?
Describe one way you could help a new family who has just moved into your local community.
Explain how local councils make decisions that affect your community. Give one example of a decision they might make.
Read the scenario: Your school wants to start a recycling programme, but some students are not sure why it is important. How would you explain the benefits of recycling to your classmates?
Why is it important for people in a local community to work together during emergencies, such as floods or heavy snow?
