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With guidance and support, students will
create and label a wheel-spoke chart identifying the roles of rule makers and authority figures.
illustrate and label a two-sided picture showing a rule being followed on one side and a rule not being followed on the opposite side.
complete a three-column chart showing the situation before a related law was changed, after the law was changed, and why the law was changed.
Who makes the rules?
What does it mean to follow the rules?
Can the rules ever change?
Learning Activity 2 - Why Do I Have to Be Responsible?
Learning Activity 3 - Identity - Is everyone unique?
Learning Activity 4 - Geography and the Neighborhood Now and Long Ago
Learning Activity 5 - Maps and Globes - Which is better, a map or a globe?
Learning Activity 6 - Needs and Wants - Why can't we ever get everything we need and want?
Holidays - What makes holidays special?
March 31 - Cesar Chavez and Citizenship