What is discrimination?

to treat others differently based on their race, gender, or religion

Which of the following is an example of discrimination?

Students practicing a certain religion aren't allowed to play football.

Why is it important to think before you do things?

You might break a rule or law and get hurt.

Who makes the laws in our country?

Congress is responsible for making and passing laws.

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Laws and Their Purpose

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1
What is discrimination?
to treat everyone with respect
to treat others differently based on their race, gender, or religion
to make laws
to make friends with everyone
2
What could happen if there were no rules on the playground?
teachers wouldn't give homework
students would have too much fun
students might get hurt
parents would join the games
3
Which of the following is an example of discrimination?
Students practicing a certain religion aren't allowed to play football.
Students who forget their lunch are asked to call home.
Students who break rules lose 10 minutes of recess.
Students who don't do their homework write a note to their parents.
4
Why is it important to think before you do things?
You might break a rule or law and get hurt.
You could help someone who needs it.
You might not have time to do what you want.
You might forget to have a good time.
5
Who makes the laws in our country?
The president makes all the laws.
Judges make all the laws.
Congress is responsible for making and passing laws.
Citizens make up their own laws.
6
Which of the following is a true statement about laws?
Laws protect us.
Laws cannot be broken.
Laws are made to be broken.
All the above
7
An example of a consequence is...
practicing math facts
losing free time or your toys
writing an essay about laws
walking your pet
8
Which of the following is an example of a law in our country?
You can't watch scary movies.
Don't wear red clothes.
You must get your driver's license.
You must stop at a red light.
9
What could happen if you chose to ignore this traffic sign?
You might hit another car.
You might get hurt.
You could get a ticket from the police.
All the above
10
Why are laws made?
To keep us in trouble
To keep us from talking at recess
To keep us in danger
To keep us safe

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