Learning Together at School
Living at Home and In The Neighborhod
Learn/Read from a Map
In and Around the City
Our Country of Many People
100

What is a group? Give an example of a group. 

A number of people who have something in common. Example: a soccer team

100

What is a neighborhood?

A place where people live

100

What is a map?

A drawing that shows how a place looks from above

100

What are laws? Why do we have laws?

Rules for a community. Example: to keep people safe

100

What country do we live in?

America

200

What is a leader? Give an example of someone who is a leader.

Someone who takes responsibility for a group to get a job done 


Example of a leader: principal, captain, etc.

200

Give 1-2 examples of needs.

Examples: food, clothing, and a safe place to live

200

If you are making a map, would use a photo that shows a place from above or at eye level? Why?

From above, it would show a more complete view of the area.

200

What are goods? Provide an example.

Things people make or grow to sell. Example: clothes, fresh flowers, books, etc.

200

What is a citizen?

A group of people who belong to a community

300

Why do you think it is necessary for most groups to have rules?

Rules help people get the job done by knowing what to do and knowing what not to do.

300

What is a community? 

A place where people live, work, play, and help each other

300

What is a compass rose? Where are the four main directions?

A compass rose gives the directions on a map. The four main directions are north, south, east, and west.

300

Name a service job someone might do in a city. 

Examples: Bus driver, waitress, window washer, police officer, firefighter

300

How are Americans different?

Live in different places, eat different foods, and work at different jobs

400

Why do you think some children work in groups while others work alone on a project? 

 Small jobs can be done by one person, but other jobs may be too difficult for just one person. 

or

Some people like to work in groups, and other likes to work alone. 

400

Name 3 workers who provide goods or services that  people in communities need.

Examples: garbage truck workers, firefighters, EMT (ambulance), grocery story clerk, police officers

400

Look at the map on p. 39. What is east of the parking lot?

Tickets

400

Why are there skyscrapers in big cities?

More people can live and work using less land.

400

How are Americans alike?

We follow our country's laws. We work together to make our country a great place to live. We live in a free country.

500

What is NOT an example of a group? Family, team, leader, Americans

leader

500

Give an example of a law in your community.

Examples: stop at stop signs, don't speed, don't litter, etc.
500

Look at the map on p. 39. What is south of the tickets?

Woods

500

What might it be like in your community if there were no laws?

People might not get along or be safe.

500

What does a good citizen do? What does a good citizen NOT do? 

Examples: respect others' property, care for the earth, respect their country Examples: Litter, fight