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Grade 2 · Social Studies · Unit 1 of 8

Leaders, Rights and Responsibilities

Who leads our community, and how do we get along?

What your child practises

Community leaders, the rights and responsibilities of members of a community, leadership at school, and peaceful ways of solving conflict.

Manitoba Curriculum learning outcome: 2-KC-001, 2-KP-033, 2-KP-034, 2-KP-035 · responsibilities and rights, community leaders, leadership and sources of conflict

Sample questions

A taste of this unit. In the app, questions change every time and get easier or harder to match your child.

  1. Question 1

    Why do communities have rules and laws?

    • to spoil fun
    • so no one can go outside
    • to keep people safe and fair
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    to keep people safe and fair

    Hint: Rules help everyone get along.

  2. Question 2

    You and a friend disagree. What could you say?

    • “Let's find a plan that works for both of us.”
    • “I'm never playing again.”
    • “You are wrong!”
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    “Let's find a plan that works for both of us.”

    Hint: Kind words help solve problems.

  3. Question 3

    A good leader…

    • listens to others
    • never listens
    • always shouts
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    listens to others

    Hint: Listening is part of being a good leader.

  4. Question 4

    What is a responsibility you have at school?

    • to follow the rules
    • to break the rules
    • to be late on purpose
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    to follow the rules

    Hint: Responsibilities are things we should do.

  5. Question 5

    Who in a community shares knowledge, wisdom and stories?

    • Elders
    • cartoon characters
    • strangers
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    Elders

    Hint: Elders are respected for their wisdom.

  6. Question 6

    Which choice shows peaceful conflict solving?

    • Say nothing and sulk
    • Push to get your way
    • Say how you feel and ask for what you need
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    Say how you feel and ask for what you need

    Hint: Say how you feel in a calm, kind way.