Defintions
Something that everyone is allowed to have or do.
Right
You have the right to say no if someone tries to touch you and you don’t want them to.
True
Going to school to learn math, reading, and other skills.
The right to say what you think, as long as it doesn’t hurt others or break the law.
Freedom of Speech
Only adults have rights, not kids or teens.
False. Everyone has rights, no matter how old they are.
Keeping your phone password a secret.
The right to privacy.
The right to keep your personal information and space safe from others.
Privacy
You can lose your rights if you make a mistake.
False. Your rights belong to you no matter what.
Telling a teacher if someone is bullying you.
The right to safety.
Treating someone unfairly because of who they are, like their race, gender, or abilities.
Discrimination
You have the right to ask for help if you feel unsafe.
True
Getting the same chance to play a game as everyone else.
The right to be treated fairly?
Something you should do to help yourself or others.
Responsibility
People with disabilities don’t have the same rights as others.
False. Everyone has the same rights.
Deciding what you want to eat for lunch.
The right to choose.