Rules and Laws to Keep Us Safe

Rules and Laws to Keep Us Safe

September 2020

Multiple Choice

Some schools do not let students bring cell phones to class.

What lets us know what we can or cannot do in a place?

Multiple Choice

Wearing a seat belt is a law. Going to school is a law.

Who makes laws?

Multiple Choice

The government pays for roads and schools.

How does the government pay for these things?

Multiple Choice

Wearing a helmet is a law.

“No standing when a bus is moving,” is a rule.

What is one way rules and laws are alike?

Multiple Choice

There are consequences for breaking rules and laws.

What can be a consequence when an adult breaks the law?

• ride the bus

• sweep the floor

• go to jail

Multiple Choice

The government uses tax money to help people.

How can the government help if people are hurt by a hurricane?

• They can give food, water and clothes to people.

• They can read a book.

• They can plant a tree.

Multiple Choice

 $2\ +\ 2\ =$  

• 4

• 2

• 6

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• 13

• 23

• 29

Multiple Choice

 $5\ -\ 3\ =$  

• 2

• 5

• 7

Multiple Choice

• 9

• 28

• 6

Multiple Choice

Randy buys a marker.

How much money will Randy need to buy the marker?

Multiple Choice

Count the money

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 $4\ \times\ 5\ =$  

Multiple Choice

 $18\ \div\ 3\ \ =$  

Poll

Who is your favorite teacher?