Understanding Responsibilities and Social Norms

The video introduces kindergarten students to the concepts of rights and responsibilities, emphasizing their importance both at school and at home. It explains the golden rule and provides a cultural example from Jamaica. The video concludes with instructions for activities that reinforce the lesson, such as writing names and identifying correct statements.

What is the main idea behind the concept of rights and responsibilities?

• Everyone has the right to do anything they want.

• Rights and responsibilities are only for adults.

• Responsibilities are more important than rights.

• Americans believe everyone has both rights and responsibilities.

At school, what is one of your responsibilities?

• To skip classes.

• To play all day.

• To listen and do your best.

• To ignore the teacher.

What does the Golden Rule teach us?

• To treat others the way we want to be treated.

• To always be first in line.

• To ignore others' feelings.

• To only care about ourselves.

What is a responsibility you have at home?

• To eat only junk food.

• To watch TV all day.

• To do your chores.

• To never help your parents.

In Jamaica, how do children typically address adults?

• By their first names.

• As sir and ma'am.

• With nicknames.

• By ignoring them.

What is the first thing you should do in the classroom activity?

• Leave the classroom.

• Start talking to your friends.

• Draw a picture.

• Write your first and last name.

What should you do if a sentence is correct during the activity?

• Erase it.

• Ignore it.

• Circle no.

• Circle yes.

What is a globe?

• A classroom tool.

• A type of map.

• A model of Earth.

• A type of fruit.

What should you do after drawing a picture of following the Golden Rule?

• Keep it in your bag.

• Upload it into Seesaw.

• Show it to a friend.

• Throw it away.

What is the correct response if a sentence is not correct during the activity?

• Underline it.

• Ignore it.

• Circle no.

• Circle yes.