Rights, responsibilities and helping online
Answers are for parents and teachers.
1
Copy the table of rights and responsibilities. Add one example of your own to each row.
Answers differ. Check that each example matches its row, such as asking before posting a photo for privacy.
2
Rewrite this angry post as a calm one: ‘Nobody cleans our playground! You are all lazy!’
Answers differ. For example: ‘Our playground has a lot of paper on the ground. Please help us keep it clean. Thank you!’
3
Ask a grown-up: have you ever seen a company or a shop do something good for the neighbourhood? Write one sentence about it.
Answers differ. Any real example is fine, such as a shop that gives water to workers in summer.
4
Count: a class plants 4 trees on Sunday and 6 more on Monday. Each tree needs 3 buckets of water. How many buckets are needed in all?
30 buckets (4 + 6 = 10 trees; 10 × 3 = 30).
5
Write two sentences: one on why privacy is a right, and one on why we must respect other people’s privacy.
Answers differ. Check for the idea that everyone has the same right, so we protect each other’s details.