Rules and Laws
Social Studies
Rules and Laws starts at 1 and continues till grade 5.
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Imagine you are on the playground and see someone pushing another student. What rule might they be breaking?
What can happen if people do not follow rules at school?
What is a law?
What is a rule?
What is the difference between a rule and a law?
What might happen if there were no rules or laws?
What should you do if you see someone breaking a rule at school?
Why do we have different rules at home, school, and in the community?
Why do we have laws about not stealing?
Why do we have traffic laws?
Why do we need rules in the classroom?
Why is it important to follow rules and laws?
Describe one way you can help make sure rules are followed in your classroom.
Imagine your school is making a new rule about using the playground. What is one thing you would suggest to make the rule fair for everyone?
Read the scenario: In your town, there is a new law that says everyone must wear a helmet when riding a bicycle. Why do you think this law was made?
Why is it important for everyone in a community to follow the same laws?
