Rules & Laws
Where do we have rules and laws?
At home, at school, and in our community.
What does it mean to compare?
To tell how two or more objects are alike.
What are the Three Branches of Government?
Legislative Branch, Judicial Branch, and Executive Branch
What are Mrs. Washington's favorite colors?
Black and purple
Why do we have rules and laws?
To keep us safe.
What does it mean to contrast?
To tell how two or more things are different.
Which Branch is in charge of creating the laws?
The Legislative Branch.
What is Ms. Brasfield's favorite color?
Pink
Wearing your seatbelt is a rule/law in ________?
Our community.
What do we use to compare and contrast?
A Venn Diagram.
Which Branch decides if the rules and laws are passed?
The Executive Branch
What are your teacher's names?
Ms. Brasfield & Mrs. Washington
Raising your hand is a rule/law at ____________.
At school.
How many circles are on a Triple Venn Diagram?
Three
Which Branch makes sure people follow the rules and laws?
The Judicial Branch
What is 1 + 1
2
T/F: Rules and laws are fake.
FALSE
T/F: Rules at home can be different from rules at school
TRUE
T/F: The President makes all of the rules and laws.
FALSE
T/F: Both Ms. Brasfield & Mrs. Washington have the same first name
TRUE