School life
Helping others
Responsible or not?
Community
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100

Name one way you can help at school.

school.Help a teacher, help a classmate, clean up, or pick up trash, etc.

100

What can you do if someone needs help?

Ask if they need help, help them, or get an adult.

100

You follow the rules at school. Responsible or not?

Responsible

100

Name one way you can help your community.

Pick up trash, help a neighbor, volunteer, or participate in a community event, etc.

100

Name one responsibility you have at home.

Clean your room, take out the trash, feed a pet, do homework, or help with chores, etc.

200

Name one school activity you could participate in.

Join a club, attend a school event, play a sport, or participate in a school project, etc.

200

You help a classmate pick up their papers. Responsible or not?

Responsible. You are helping another person.

200

You leave trash on the school floor. Responsible or not?

Not responsible. You should throw the trash away or help clean it up.

200

You help clean up a park. Is this getting involved?

Yes. You are helping take care of a shared community space.

200

You clean your room when asked. Responsible or not?

Responsible. You completed a responsibility at home.

300

Why is following school rules important?

Rules help keep everyone safe, organized, and able to learn.

300

How does helping others make your school or community better?

It supports others, makes things easier for people, and creates a helpful community.

300

You see someone who needs help and choose to help them. Responsible or not?

Responsible. You are helping someone and contributing positively.

300

You volunteer at a community event. How are you helping?

You are giving your time to help others and contribute to your community.

300

How does helping at home show responsibility?

You are doing your part, helping your family, and taking care of your responsibilities.

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