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Responsibilities of a Citizen Cut-and-Glue Sorting Activity

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Cover for U.S. citizen rights & responsibilities: Right and Duty charts, strips like freedom of speech, serving on a jury
Shows the finished cut-and-sort civics charts
Citizen rights topper: students color and cut out a boy in a starred top hat labeled Right and glue it atop the next chart
Header craft for the rights sorting chart
Rights sorting chart: students glue each citizen right into one of four spaces under the Right topper, with name and date
Sorting practice: which items are rights?
Citizen duties topper: students color and cut out a girl waving a flag labeled Responsibility / Duty for the next chart
Header craft for the duties sorting chart
Responsibilities sorting chart: students glue each citizen responsibility or duty into four spaces below the Duty topper
Sort civic duties apart from rights
Citizenship requirements topper: students color and cut out a girl in a Statue of Liberty crown labeled Requirement
Header craft for the requirements chart
Requirements sorting chart: students glue each requirement for becoming a U.S. citizen into four spaces on the chart
Sort what it takes to become a citizen
Color Right topper: pre-colored boy in a red, white and blue starred top hat above the word Right, ready to cut out
No-coloring option for the rights chart header
Color Responsibility / Duty topper: pre-colored blonde girl waving a U.S. flag above the label, ready to cut and glue
No-coloring option for the duties chart header
Attributes
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Grade 5, 6, 7, 8

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Activities

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About This Product

In this fun civics activity which can be done in group or alone, students will build three charts. On one chart they will have the header of "right", on another "responsibility/duty", and on the third "requirement". Each of these charts will have 4 sections in which students will have to sort and glue 12 items.

The object of this activity is for students to know their 1st amendment rights, the requirements that a citizen faces in America, and responsibilities of one -such as being involved in the community.

This is a great activity for students learning of civics, basic rights, and citizenship.

Includes:

✅3 toppers

✅3 charts

✅answer key

This resource is printer friendly meaning you will have the option to print in black and white only or in color.

Makes a great bulletin board and opens discussions.

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