Rules and Laws

Grade 1 Social Studies Worksheet - Building Confidence

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Circle the answer.

  1. The rule is: “Raise your hand to talk.” Who follows it?

    • Ana talks while Jo is talking.
    • Ana raises her hand to talk.
    • Ana shouts out the answer.
  2. Why do we have this rule? “Walk in the hall.”

    • So you get there first.
    • So the teacher can see you.
    • So no one gets hurt.
  3. Where do you use this rule? “Use a quiet voice.”

    • in the library
    • at a soccer game
    • at the pool
  4. The rule is: “Stay in your seat.” Who follows it?

    • Leo walks down the aisle.
    • Leo stands up while the bus moves.
    • Leo stays in his seat.
  5. Why do we have this rule? “Take turns on the slide.”

    • So the teacher can watch you.
    • So everyone gets to play.
    • So the slide stays clean.
  6. Where do you use this rule? “Walk on the wet floor.”

    • in the library
    • at the pool
    • at the park
  7. Is this a rule or a law? “Take turns in a game.”

    • rule
    • law
  8. The rule is: “Listen when the teacher talks.” Who follows it?

    • Nia listens to the teacher.
    • Nia looks out the window.
    • Nia talks to a friend.
  9. Why do we have this rule? “Wash your hands before you eat.”

    • So dinner is ready sooner.
    • So germs stay off your food.
    • So the sink gets clean.
  10. Is this a rule or a law? “Stop at a stop sign.”

    • rule
    • law
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Rules and Laws

Answer Key - Grade 1 Social Studies Worksheet - Building Confidence

Circle the answer.

  1. The rule is: “Raise your hand to talk.” Who follows it?

    • Ana talks while Jo is talking.
    • Ana raises her hand to talk.
    • Ana shouts out the answer.
  2. Why do we have this rule? “Walk in the hall.”

    • So you get there first.
    • So the teacher can see you.
    • So no one gets hurt.
  3. Where do you use this rule? “Use a quiet voice.”

    • in the library
    • at a soccer game
    • at the pool
  4. The rule is: “Stay in your seat.” Who follows it?

    • Leo walks down the aisle.
    • Leo stands up while the bus moves.
    • Leo stays in his seat.
  5. Why do we have this rule? “Take turns on the slide.”

    • So the teacher can watch you.
    • So everyone gets to play.
    • So the slide stays clean.
  6. Where do you use this rule? “Walk on the wet floor.”

    • in the library
    • at the pool
    • at the park
  7. Is this a rule or a law? “Take turns in a game.”

    • rule
    • law
  8. The rule is: “Listen when the teacher talks.” Who follows it?

    • Nia listens to the teacher.
    • Nia looks out the window.
    • Nia talks to a friend.
  9. Why do we have this rule? “Wash your hands before you eat.”

    • So dinner is ready sooner.
    • So germs stay off your food.
    • So the sink gets clean.
  10. Is this a rule or a law? “Stop at a stop sign.”

    • rule
    • law