Cultures and Traditions

Grade 2 Social Studies Worksheet

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Circle the answer.

  1. Each fall, neighbors hang lanterns along their street for a harvest festival. This year it was windy. Which one is the tradition?

    • Nora got a new backpack for school yesterday.
    • Leo found a coin on the playground today.
    • Hanging lanterns along the street each fall.
  2. Ana's family makes tamales together every winter. How can you tell it is a tradition?

    • It happens only on days when it rains.
    • It happened only one time.
    • Her family does it every winter.
  3. Why does Grandpa tell his village story at dinner?

    • To pass family memories to the children.
    • To help a new student feel welcome.
    • To take care of a shared place.
  4. A visitor learns that people wear special clothes at a parade. What is a respectful thing to do?

    • Ask politely what the clothes mean.
    • Say that your own way is much better.
    • Say it looks silly and very strange.
  5. Which sentence is true about traditions?

    • Different families can have different traditions.
    • Traditions are never shared with other people.
    • Only one kind of tradition is the right one.
  6. Mia's class sings a welcome song whenever a new student joins. Today it rained at recess. Which one is the tradition?

    • A storm closed our school for a whole day.
    • Singing the welcome song for new students.
    • Sam lost a loose tooth at lunch on Monday.
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Cultures and Traditions

Answer Key - Grade 2 Social Studies Worksheet

Circle the answer.

  1. Each fall, neighbors hang lanterns along their street for a harvest festival. This year it was windy. Which one is the tradition?

    • Nora got a new backpack for school yesterday.
    • Leo found a coin on the playground today.
    • Hanging lanterns along the street each fall.
  2. Ana's family makes tamales together every winter. How can you tell it is a tradition?

    • It happens only on days when it rains.
    • It happened only one time.
    • Her family does it every winter.
  3. Why does Grandpa tell his village story at dinner?

    • To pass family memories to the children.
    • To help a new student feel welcome.
    • To take care of a shared place.
  4. A visitor learns that people wear special clothes at a parade. What is a respectful thing to do?

    • Ask politely what the clothes mean.
    • Say that your own way is much better.
    • Say it looks silly and very strange.
  5. Which sentence is true about traditions?

    • Different families can have different traditions.
    • Traditions are never shared with other people.
    • Only one kind of tradition is the right one.
  6. Mia's class sings a welcome song whenever a new student joins. Today it rained at recess. Which one is the tradition?

    • A storm closed our school for a whole day.
    • Singing the welcome song for new students.
    • Sam lost a loose tooth at lunch on Monday.