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Kindergarten Social Studies Worksheet
Circle the picture.
You spill juice at home. Who do you tell?
Before we eat, what do we wash our hands with?
Where do we use a quiet voice?
The candy wrapper is trash. Where does it go?
Time to clean up. Where do the blocks go?
Which place has a hallway where we walk?
Someone is talking to you. What do you listen with?
It is bedtime at home. What do you do?
Rules help people share a home, a classroom, a hallway, or a playground safely and fairly. A kindergarten child can usually repeat a familiar rule but still needs practice choosing the right action in a new moment. This worksheet is a listening worksheet: a grown-up reads each short question, and the child answers by circling one picture, so no reading is needed. The situations are everyday ones: raising a hand, walking in the hallway, using a quiet voice, putting a wrapper in the bin, washing hands, cleaning up blocks, listening with your ears, wearing a helmet, and telling a grown-up when something spills.
Support pages use three pictures. Standard pages offer wrong pictures from the same situation. Challenge pages use four pictures and ask where a rule belongs, and what a stop sign looks like.
C3 Framework standard: D2.Civ.3.K-2
Say: the candy wrapper is trash, where does it go? The child looks at the pictures, sees the bin, and circles it. Then ask: why not the backpack? Because the backpack keeps our things, and the bin keeps the room clean.
Choosing the picture that looks most fun instead of the one that keeps people safe or the room tidy. Ask what would happen if everyone did that.
Look at every picture, then choose the one that keeps people safe.
Choosing the picture that looks most fun instead of the one that keeps people safe or the room tidy. Ask what would happen if everyone did that.
Look at every picture, then choose the one that keeps people safe.
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Similar: Symbols of Our Country · Being a Good Citizen
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