Rules and Laws
Grade 1 - Social Studies - Challenge Me

NameDate
At the classroom, which action follows the expectation?
- block other people
- raise a hand to speak
- damage shared things
- ignore every sign
Why should people walk instead of run?
- to exclude everyone
- prevents collisions
- to change the weather
- to make rules disappear
Is “wear a seat belt” best described as a rule or a law?
- rule
- law
- a service
- a map
Where does “wait until the slide is clear” apply most directly?
- classroom
- car
- hallway
- playground
What result can follow when people cross when the signal allows?
- nothing can be shared
- the danger grows
- the place vanishes
- helps people cross safely
At the cafeteria, which action follows the expectation?
- make the space unsafe
- clean your eating space
- damage shared things
- ignore every sign
Why should people put toys away?
- keeps paths clear
- to create a problem
- to make rules disappear
- to change the weather
Is “follow the speed limit” best described as a rule or a law?
- rule
- a service
- law
- a map
Where does “listen during directions” apply most directly?
- home
- school
- playground
- class
What result can follow when people obey safety laws?
- protects the public
- the danger grows
- the place vanishes
- the group loses every choice