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- What makes a good citizen?: Introduction
- What makes a good citizen?: Activity one
What makes a good citizen?: Activity one
What makes a good citizen?
- Explain to students that they will be investigating the question, ‘What makes a good citizen?’ In order to answer this question, students will need to focus on some preliminary questions first. Write the following questions on the board:
- What is a citizen?
- Are you a future citizen or are you already a citizen? Justify your answer with at least two reasons.
Use a strategy such as 'Think-Pair-Share', collate and record student response on the board or on sheets of butcher’s paper.
- As a class, brainstorm a list of characteristics for good citizens. Initial responses by students could include:
- following rules
- displaying kindness, care and compassion
- treating everyone equally and with respect
- making a contribution through community services such as volunteer groups
- respecting community property.
Introduction | Activity One | Activity Two | Activity Three