Teaching citizenship

When everyone is doing their part and being a good citizen, things run smoothly, kindness is spread, and learning is fostered. This post includes tips and ideas for teaching good citizenship to children. http://www.penelopesportfolio.com/2017/09/6-ideas-for-teaching-good-citizenship.html #goodcitizenship #goodcitizen

Free printable citizenship activity for kids! Explore the 5 themes of citizenship with this fun printable activity as part of the Family Dinner Book Club. Includes a "citizenship tree" coloring page activity along with service projects and family activities to encourage good citizenship. #freeprintable #kidsactivity #kidsbooks #citizenship

Teaching citizenship in the classroom is an important part of social-emotional learning and character education. It is also vital to encourage the future generation to positively contribute to their community. #goodcitizenship

We all know how amazing technology is and what a great resource it is in our classrooms. But, with all the technology our students are exposed to on a daily basis, how can we make sure we are teaching them how to stay safe and responsible while using social media, online resources, and more? That’s ... Read more

Want to see students showing better citizenship in the way they care for their school, community, and the world? Mentor texts are a great way to teach the virtue of citizenship. Whether you use these picture books during Morning Meetings, for mini-lessons during Reading Workshop, or for class discussions, this set of ten picture books will include lots of positive social-emotional learning examples. The books can be used at any time to model good citizenship. Click on this pin to read more!

Groups I belong to: school, family, friends

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Citizen anchor chart

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What does it take to be an engaged, thoughtful, ethical citizen of the United States of America? This unique and evolving list of picture books will help your whole family answer that question.

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Our citizenship tree

Being a good citizen anchor chart for social studies.

As we prepare our children for the 21st century, we must empower them to be global citizens. We must help them understand that their voices matter and that they have the opportunity to create change big and small.

Use this list of children's books about citizenship to teach kids about being a responsible citizen of the neighborhood and country that they live.

Citizenship-test-prep...can my students pass???

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