Social Studies: Community Part I Review

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Label the communities.

urban

suburban

rural

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All are ways to contribute to your community . . . except one. (Circle the one that does not belong)

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Your friend asks you what is a community. What do you tell them?

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Which one is not part of an urban community?

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What would you see in a rural community?

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What would you see in an urban community?

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We should all know our duties and responsibilities so that we can all work together for the well-being of our community.

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What would be some important places in your community? (choose all that are correct)

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Which are ways we can contribute to our community? (choose all that are correct)

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Is this proper (good) or improper (bad) behavior?

proper behavior

improper behavior

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Is this proper (good) or improper (bad) behavior?

proper behavior

improper behavior

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The Johnson's house caught on fire and burnt down. Now they don't have any clothes or food. Some of the neighborhood families donated clothes and food to give to the Johnsons.

This is an example of contributing to the community.

Review of Communities.

Social Studies: Community Part I Review

Social Studies: Community Part I Review

Label the communities.

All are ways to contribute to your community . . . except one. (Circle the one that does not belong)

Your friend asks you what is a community. What do you tell them?

Which one is not part of an urban community?

What would you see in a rural community?

What would you see in an urban community?

We should all know our duties and responsibilities so that we can all work together for the well-being of our community.

What would be some important places in your community? (choose all that are correct)

Which are ways we can contribute to our community? (choose all that are correct)

Is this proper (good) or improper (bad) behavior?

Is this proper (good) or improper (bad) behavior?

The Johnson's house caught on fire and burnt down. Now they don't have any clothes or food. Some of the neighborhood families donated clothes and food to give to the Johnsons. This is an example of contributing to the community.

The Johnson's house caught on fire and burnt down. Now they don't have any clothes or food. Some of the neighborhood families donated clothes and food to give to the Johnsons.

This is an example of contributing to the community.