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What does it mean to be a citizen?

A citizen is a member of a group.  We are citizens of a city, a country and the world.


We are citizens of our classroom too!

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responsibilities

rights

We are Citizens of...

Home

We can be good citizens of our home.  We can help to clean, read to our brother or sister, help with dishes and more things!

School

We can be good citizens at school.  We can listen, do our work, and help our teacher and other students.

Community

We can be a good citizen of our community.  Our community is our neighbourhood and town.  We can volunteer to help other people in our community.  Volunteer means to do things that help people.

State

We are citizens of our state.  When we turn 18, we can vote in state elections.  We can also take care with our state resources, like parks and businesses.

Country

We are citizens of our country!  When we turn 18 we can vote for president an other representatives.  We can celebrate our country in many ways!

Qualities of Good Citizenship

Honesty

We can be good citizens of our home.  We can help to clean, read to our brother or sister, help with dishes and more things!

Responsiblity

We can be good citizens at school.  We can listen, do our work, and help our teacher and other students.

Persistance

We are citizens of our state.  When we turn 18, we can vote in state elections.  We can also take care with our state resources, like parks and businesses.

Respect

We can be a good citizen of our community.  Our community is our neighbourhood and town.  We can volunteer to help other people in our community.  Volunteer means to do things that help people.

Problem Solving

We are citizens of our state.  When we turn 18, we can vote in state elections.  We can also take care with our state resources, like parks and businesses.

Learning

We are citizens of our country!  When we turn 18 we can vote for president an other representatives.  We can celebrate our country in many ways!

Leadership

We are citizens of our country!  When we turn 18 we can vote for president an other representatives.  We can celebrate our country in many ways!

Good Attitude

We are citizens of our country!  When we turn 18 we can vote for president an other representatives.  We can celebrate our country in many ways!

Sportsmanship

We are citizens of our state.  When we turn 18, we can vote in state elections.  We can also take care with our state resources, like parks and businesses.

Follow Rules

We are citizens of our state.  When we turn 18, we can vote in state elections.  We can also take care with our state resources, like parks and businesses.

Participate

We are citizens of our state.  When we turn 18, we can vote in state elections.  We can also take care with our state resources, like parks and businesses.

Compassion

We are citizens of our country!  When we turn 18 we can vote for president an other representatives.  We can celebrate our country in many ways!

Rights and Freedoms

Religion

People have the right to believe in any religion, or people can believe in no religion if they want.  And no one can force you to believe in, or not believe in any religion.

Speech

People have the right to express their opinions and ideas in the United States.  People can express ideas, even if they are not popular.  The ideas cannot harm or threaten other people though. 

Press

Newspapers, magazines, podcasts, videos and other kinds of media can report the news.  They cannot be censored by the government.  Censor means to control.  The government cannot control the news and media.

Assembly

People have the right to be get together peacefully with others.  They can do this for a protest.  They can do this for a meeting.  They can do this because they want to be together.  This is a right of the people.

Petition

People have the right to petition for changes.  Petition means to stand up and ask for or demand change.  This is a right of the people.

Citizenship Vocabulary

branches of government

judicial 

executive 

legislative 

voting

democracy

government 

rights 

freedoms 

responsibilities

bill of rights

constitution

 

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