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Worksheet exploring societal norms across cultures, with questions about greetings, eating customs, and eye contact in different countries.
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Societal Norms Across Cultures

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This printable worksheet helps 8th graders understand societal norms across cultures. Students examine greeting customs in the United States, Japan, France, New Zealand, and the Middle East, then explore social norms around eating with hands, slurping, eye contact, and finishing food. Useful for social studies units on culture and anthropology, cultural awareness lessons, or discussions about respect and global citizenship.

Subject:
Social Studies
Topic:
Culture
Grade Level:
8th Grade
Updated January 2026

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