Chapter 3: The Right to Make Choices

What is this chapter about?

• looking for books

• making choices

• cleaning lockers

What does McKenzie choose?

• book

• locker

• lunch

Where is the right to choose listed?

• dress code

• Bill of Rights

• library book

What can Karla choose to wear?

• clothes

• soup

• sandwich

What is important to know about this chapter?

• People in the U.S. have the right to choose.

• The right to choose can be taken away.

• Students can only choose their lunches at school.

What types of things can students choose to wear?

• dogs and cats

• shirts and pants

• cups and plates

What is a set of rules about what students can wear?

• Constitution

• Bill of Rights

• dress code

What types of school events can students choose to go to?

• cars and trains

• football games and plays

• desks and chairs

Why should students follow the rules at school events?

• It is their responsibility to help keep things safe and fun for everyone.

• It lets students finish their homework early.

• It helps the basketball team lose.

Why can McKenzie, Karla and Jamie make choices at school?

• They helped to write the dress code.

• They volunteer at school events.

• The Constitution protects their right to choose.