This medium-level sheet introduces sorting between rules and responsibilities using a two-column chart. Kindergartners cut out eight picture cards showing actions such as wearing a seatbelt, watering a plant, or sharing crayons, then glue each card under the correct heading. A short discussion box prompts children to tell an adult one new responsibility they want to try this week at school or home together.
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Rules & Responsibilities
Part A: Fill in the Blank
Write the missing word to complete each sentence.
1. Rules in the classroom help everyone stay safe and learn.
2. A rule is a guideline that people must follow.
3. Following rules shows respect for others.
4. At home, a responsibility might be to clean your room.
5. Students have the responsibility to do their homework.
6. Traffic rules help keep drivers and walkers safe.
7. Citizens have both rights and responsibilities.
8. Breaking a rule can have consequences.
9. Good citizens follow rules and help others.
Part B: Matching
Match each rule to the place where it is most important.
1.
Stop at a red light.
→ road
library
Raise your hand to speak.
→ classroom
home kitchen
Wash your hands before eating.
→ home kitchen
classroom
Be quiet in the library.
→ library
road
Rules & Responsibilities
★ Part A: Fill in the Blank
Write the missing word to complete each sentence.
1) Rules in the classroom help everyone stay safe and learn.
2) A rule is a guideline that people must follow.
3) Following rules shows respect for others.
4) At home, a responsibility might be to clean your room.
5) Students have the responsibility to do their homework.
6) Traffic rules help keep drivers and walkers safe.
7) Citizens have both rights and responsibilities.
8) Breaking a rule can have consequences.
9) Good citizens follow rules and help others.
★ Part B: Matching
Match each rule to the place where it is most important.
1)
Stop at a red light.
→ road
library
Raise your hand to speak.
→ classroom
home kitchen
Wash your hands before eating.
→ home kitchen
classroom
Be quiet in the library.
→ library
road
Ready to Practice?
Read each question carefully. For Part A, write the missing word on the line. For Part B, draw a line to match each rule to the place where it is most important.
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