Rights of a Child
Which one of these rights does the Declarations of the Rights of the Child guarantee to every child?
To attend school. Receive an Elementary Education. Decide which school tp attend. Get free college Education.
Receive an Elementary Education.
What does each paragraph in the story focus on?
It focuses on the different rights of a child.
What is a Pronoun?
Something that takes the place of a noun.
What does the word entitled mean?
Having the right to do something.
According to the Declaration of the Rights of the Child, which of these activities is a right of children?
Right to: leave home, to a lawyer, to work, or to play.
The right to play
Which child or children are entitled to these rights?
Every child.
What is a common noun?
A person, place or thing that is not capitalized.
What does the word society mean?
people living together. Or a group of people.
Identify two rights that are mentioned in the story.
Education and protection.
This story is written in which point of view?
Third-person.
What is a proper noun?
A person, place or thing that has a name and it is capitalized.
What does the word enactment mean?
State or something being made into a law.
Education
Where did the story or this public document come from?
The United Nations General Assembly.
What is a possessive noun?
A noun that takes possession.
What does the word compulsory mean?
Something that is done or required.
Name 3 other rights of a child that are mentioned in the story that has not been mentioned in class yet.
Answers may vary. Name, nationality, social secuirty, health care, food, housing, recreation, special treatment
What is the purpose of the Declaration?
To set forth the rights and freedoms to all children.
Write 3 examples each of a common, proper and pronouns.
Answers will vary
What does discrimination mean?
An unjust of prejudicial judgment.