In the "Laws" lesson, part of the "Your World" unit in the Grade 1 Government and Civics chapter, students embark on an engaging journey to understand the concept and importance of laws in our society. Through a delightful blend of activities, including a unique take on the fairytale of Rapunzel, and creative worksheets like the "Law and Order Coloring Page," "Follow the Law Worksheet," and "Breaking the Law Worksheet," learners will gain a foundational grasp of what laws are, why they exist, and how they help maintain order and safety within a community.
By exploring the concept of laws within the context of familiar stories and interactive worksheets, students will not only learn about the rules that govern behavior but also comprehend the consequences of breaking those rules. This early introduction to the concept of laws is crucial as it helps build a sense of responsibility and understanding of citizenship from a young age. It emphasizes the importance of following rules for the common good, laying the groundwork for responsible behavior and civic engagement as they grow.
Important members of our community, like police officers and judges uphold the law. Use this fascinating law and order coloring page as an enjoyable way to reinforce basic but important social studies knowledge about the law including common symbols, like a set of balancing scales.
Rules at home and out in public differ, since breaking the law can result in harsh consequences!
Kids should understand the difference to learn more about life in their community. Rules and law worksheets for 2nd grade review the difference between common everyday laws and rules in the home.
Does your child know why people are put in jail? Or why there is a courthouse where people go to answer to some of their crimes? You can use this worksheet to explain to them what happens to people who break the laws of a place. The four images shows the stages a criminal would go through before finally reaching his punishment. Help your child connect the circles to show what happens when people break the law. Make sure you start at the big red dot.