Printable ScholarGood Citizen Worksheets
What a good citizen does, why we have rules, and the symbols of our country: a good choice sort, rules at school, the Pledge of Allegiance and the American flag.
What a good citizen does, why we have rules, and the symbols of our country: a good choice sort, rules at school, the Pledge of Allegiance and the American flag.
A six-page picture book to print, cut and staple: one short line on every page, and three questions to talk about on the back.
Each is a PDF to print right away, in black and white. Sheets with right answers have the answer key on page 2.
Eight picture cards of children making choices: glue each under Good choice or Not a good choice. Answer key on page 2.
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Draw a class rule being followed, then write the rule and how it helps.
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The Pledge of Allegiance in big print with a flag to color, to hang in the classroom or read together.
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The flag drawn to its real shape with all 50 stars and 13 stripes to color, two counting questions and what they stand for. Answer key on page 2.
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Match five symbols of the United States to their pictures: the flag, the bald eagle, the Statue of Liberty, the White House and the Liberty Bell. Answer key on page 2.
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The whole unit in one place: all 11 Good Citizens worksheets in one print-ready file with every answer key, and the A Good Citizen reader in both editions, kindergarten and grades 1-2 (the grades 1-2 book has fuller sentences on every page).
Only in the pack:
All About Me, My Family, Where I Live, Map Skills, Community Helpers, Needs and Wants, Landforms, and all topics on the social studies page.
A citizen is a person who belongs to a community, and a good citizen helps, shares, follows the rules and takes care of the places we share. Read the free A Good Citizen book together: Thad the beaver helps a neighbor, shares his crayons, waits his turn, picks up trash and says thank you to the crossing guard.
Then sort the picture cards into good choices and not good choices, and ask children to draw a rule from your own classroom. The Pledge of Allegiance printable gives the words in big print, and the American flag page has all 50 stars and 13 stripes in their real places, drawn from the flag's official measurements.