Rules and Laws

Grade 1 Social Studies Worksheet - Challenge Me

Circle the answer.

1. 1.

   Which one is a law?

   • Raise your hand to talk.
   • Stop at a stop sign.
   • Share the crayons.
   • Put your toys away.
2. 2.

   Which one is a law?

   • Buckle your seat belt in a car.
   • Take turns in a game.
   • Walk in the hall.
   • Clean up after lunch.
3. 3.

   Which one is a law?

   • Use a quiet voice.
   • Listen when the teacher talks.
   • Take turns on the slide.
   • Pay for things you take from a store.
4. 4.

   Which one is a law?

   • Stay in your seat.
   • Wash your hands before you eat.
   • Stop when a school bus has red lights flashing.
   • Walk on the wet floor.
5. 5.

   Which one is a rule for one class or home, not a law?

   • Pay for things you take from a store.
   • Stop at a stop sign.
   • Raise your hand to talk.
   • Drive slow near a school.
6. 6.

   Which one is a rule for one class or home, not a law?

   • Buckle your seat belt in a car.
   • Stop when a school bus has red lights flashing.
   • Stop at a stop sign.
   • Take turns in a game.
7. 7.

   Which one is a rule for one class or home, not a law?

   • Buckle your seat belt in a car.
   • Pay for things you take from a store.
   • Drive slow near a school.
   • Wash your hands before you eat.
8. 8.

   Who must follow this law? “Stop at a stop sign.”

   • Only grown-ups at work.
   • Only the police.
   • Only one class.
   • Everyone in the town.
9. 9.

   Who must follow this law? “Pay for things you take from a store.”

   • Only children.
   • Only the mayor.
   • Only the store owner.
   • Everyone in the town.
10. 10.

    Why do we have this law? “Drive slow near a school.”

    • So drivers use less gas.
    • So children stay safe.
    • So cars get new tires.
    • So the school stays quiet.