Rules and Laws

Grade 1 Social Studies Worksheet

NameDate

Circle the answer.

  1. Is this a rule or a law? “Walk in the hall.”

    • law
    • rule
  2. Why do we have this rule? “Stay in your seat.”

    • So the bus goes faster.
    • So the driver can chat.
    • So you can see out the window.
    • So you stay safe when the bus moves.
  3. The rule is: “Walk on the wet floor.” Who follows it?

    • Sam walks by the pool.
    • Sam races a friend by the pool.
    • Sam slides on the wet floor.
    • Sam runs by the pool.
  4. Where do you use this rule? “Take turns on the slide.”

    • on the playground
    • in class
    • in the library
    • in the cafeteria
  5. Is this a rule or a law? “Buckle your seat belt in a car.”

    • rule
    • law
  6. Why do we have this law? “Stop at a stop sign.”

    • So the road stays clean.
    • So signs last longer.
    • So cars use less gas.
    • So cars do not crash.
  7. The law is: “Buckle your seat belt in a car.” Who follows it?

    • Tara rides with the belt off.
    • Tara unbuckles while the car moves.
    • Tara buckles her seat belt.
    • Tara sits on the belt.
  8. Is this a rule or a law? “Use a quiet voice.”

    • rule
    • law
  9. Why do we have this rule? “Listen when the teacher talks.”

    • So you can talk next.
    • So you can learn.
    • So you can leave early.
    • So the teacher can rest.
  10. Where do you use this rule? “Stay in your seat.”

    • at the pool
    • on the bus
    • at the park
    • on the playground
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Rules and Laws

Answer Key - Grade 1 Social Studies Worksheet

Circle the answer.

  1. Is this a rule or a law? “Walk in the hall.”

    • law
    • rule
  2. Why do we have this rule? “Stay in your seat.”

    • So the bus goes faster.
    • So the driver can chat.
    • So you can see out the window.
    • So you stay safe when the bus moves.
  3. The rule is: “Walk on the wet floor.” Who follows it?

    • Sam walks by the pool.
    • Sam races a friend by the pool.
    • Sam slides on the wet floor.
    • Sam runs by the pool.
  4. Where do you use this rule? “Take turns on the slide.”

    • on the playground
    • in class
    • in the library
    • in the cafeteria
  5. Is this a rule or a law? “Buckle your seat belt in a car.”

    • rule
    • law
  6. Why do we have this law? “Stop at a stop sign.”

    • So the road stays clean.
    • So signs last longer.
    • So cars use less gas.
    • So cars do not crash.
  7. The law is: “Buckle your seat belt in a car.” Who follows it?

    • Tara rides with the belt off.
    • Tara unbuckles while the car moves.
    • Tara buckles her seat belt.
    • Tara sits on the belt.
  8. Is this a rule or a law? “Use a quiet voice.”

    • rule
    • law
  9. Why do we have this rule? “Listen when the teacher talks.”

    • So you can talk next.
    • So you can learn.
    • So you can leave early.
    • So the teacher can rest.
  10. Where do you use this rule? “Stay in your seat.”

    • at the pool
    • on the bus
    • at the park
    • on the playground