Grade 3 · Social studies
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1.What are police mainly supposed to do?
2.Why do communities have laws?
3.What does cultural identity include?
4.How do laws support public safety?
5.Looking for an example of civic participation.
6.Sitting with a student who is new to Canada. A supportive action is...
7.What does good Canadian citizenship mainly mean?
8.What does Canadian citizenship mainly show?
9.Disagreeing with a classmate about a school rule. The respectful next step is...
10.
Sign in to manage students and save worksheet results. - 1.C) help keep public safety and enforce the law
- 2.A) to keep people safe and make shared life fairer
- 3.B) the languages, traditions, and stories that help a person know who they are
- 4.C) they set rules such as speed limits and fire codes to reduce harm
- 5.C) helping at a community clean-up or contacting an elected representative
- 6.D) show them around and include them in a game
- 7.C) taking part, respecting others, and helping the community
- 8.A) legal membership in Canada, with rights and responsibilities
- 9.A) listen and explain a view without insults
- 10.C) honesty, fairness, and care for others
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