Culture and Diversity
A group of people who love and take care of each other.
What is a family?
Something that happened a long time ago.
What is the past?
A picture that shows where places are.
What is a map?
A picture that you draw of yourself.
What is a self-portrait?
A group of people who help make rules in a country, state, or town.
What is a government?
A group of people who live in the same place.
What is a community?
What is happening right now.
What is the present?
A small, round model of the Earth that shows the countries and oceans.
What is a globe?
A story about something that happened to you.
What is a personal narrative?
Something we follow to keep us safe.
What is a rule?
Something special that people do every year or at specials times.
What is a tradition?
What will happen later or a long time from now.
What is the future?
A picture on a map that shows the directions on a map.
What is a compass rose?
How you think or what you feel inside, like happy or sad.
What is a feeling?
A rule that EVERYONE must follow to stay safe and do what is right.
What is a law?
A special event where people come together to have fun, like a birthday or a holiday.
What is a celebration?
A line that shows things that happened in order from past to present.
What is a timeline?
The four main directions: North, South, East, or West.
What is a cardinal direction?
Something you must have to live, like food, water, or a home.
What is a need?
Something you are in charge of, like helping clean up or taking care of your things.
What is a responsibility?
Something special that people make or use.
What is a cultural artifact?
Something important that happened in the past.
What is a historical event?
A special place that helps you find your way.
What is a landmark?
Something you would like to have, but you don't need it to live, like a toy or candy.
What is a want?
Something everyone should have, like being able to speak, be safe, and go to school.
What is a right?