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This 7-card flashcard set helps second graders learn about citizenship and responsible behavior. It contrasts positive actions—helping to clean up, sharing a book, following the rules—with negative ones like pushing and littering. Use it for character education discussions, classroom behavior review, or vocabulary practice in a civics unit.

Subject:
Social Studies
Topic:
Civics
Grade Level:
2nd Grade
Updated February 2025

Terms in This Set

  • Helping to clean up
  • Making a mess and not cleaning it
  • Sharing your book
  • Pushing a friend in line
  • Throwing a candy wrapper on the ground
  • Following the rules
  • Good Citizen

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