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Philippine Government and Community Services Flashcards

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This 30-card flashcard set introduces 3rd graders to Philippine government structure and public services, including health, education, and social services agencies; the roles of local government; and ways citizens support their communities. Topics span government responsibilities, waste disposal, local products, tax benefits, and community volunteerism. Use it for civics vocabulary review or as a study guide for a social studies unit on government and citizenship.

Subject:
Social Studies
Topic:
Civics
Grade Level:
3rd Grade
Updated April 2025

Terms in This Set

  • List 5 services provided by the government
  • The role of the government in the lives of its citizens
  • Philippine government agency that is responsible for health services
  • Agency ensures the safety and security of Filipinos
  • Provides jobs and employment services
  • What government agency that look after the welfare of overseas Filipino workers?
  • It enforces the laws and protects the right of the Filipino people.
  • It is responsible for defending the people from different threats from outside and inside the country.
  • Department that takes care of street children, abandoned children and person with disabilities.
  • A program for a holistic approach to improve the quality of basic education in the city of Valenzuela
  • A government program of a local government and other NGOs that supervised and monitored small-scale mining to prevent illegal mining and other poor mining practices.
  • In this program, those who illegally catch the critically endangered Philippine cockatoo are given responsibility to take care of them.
  • There is an office to the provincial capitol building dedicated to serve the needs young people that gives scholarship, part-time work, guidance and counseling, youth seminars.
  • What law provides free education in state universities and colleges?
  • Why is it important to patronize locally made products?
  • Health Services
  • Education Services
  • Social Services
  • Economic Services
  • Peace and Order Services
  • 7 ways people can help in promotion of unity, peace and order and development of their community.
  • How to dispose our waste properly
  • Caring for water forms
  • How to maintain peace and order?
  • How to support local government?
  • How will paying taxes helps the government?
  • How to patronized locally made products?
  • How to volunteer for the welfare of the community?
  • What will happen if we support locally made products?
  • What is the benefit if we properly dispose our waste?

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