Lesson · Grade 2 · Social Studies
Rights and Responsibilities
- Grade 2
- Social Studies
- 48 s
- British Columbia
- BC2-SS-09
Five children stand around the Earth while three rights every child has appear one at a time: to be safe, to have enough food and to learn. Then two responsibilities appear: helping other people, near and far, and caring for the Earth we all share, and the video ends with "Every child has rights, and we all help."
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In one sentence
The question this lesson answers
What should every child in the world have?
Children live all over the world.
Transcript
What the lesson says
What should every child in the world have?
Children live all over the world.
Things every child should have are called rights.
Every child has the right to be safe.
Every child has the right to enough food.
Every child has the right to learn.
These rights are for every child, everywhere.
Things we should do are called responsibilities.
We help other people, near and far.
We care for the Earth we all share.
Every child has rights, and we all help.
Curriculum
Where this fits
- British Columbia, Grade 2
Social Studies, Communities: rights and responsibilities of individuals regionally and globallyBC2-SS-09
Previous: Goods and ServicesNext: What Local Government Does
The outcomes and strands follow the British Columbia curriculum.
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