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Standard:
Standard 2 (Citizenship): Students will recognize and practice civic responsibility in the
community, state, and nation.
Objective 1 - Examine civic responsibility and demonstrate good citizenship.
a. Describe characteristics of being a good citizen through the examples of
historic figures and ordinary citizens.
Vocabulary:
Citizen, Characteristics, Respect
Activities: Materials:
● Give pre-assessment. ● 21 Good Citizen
● Class discussion about what a worksheets/graphic organizers
● The book “The Empty Pot” by Demi
citizen is.
● SmartBoard
● Class discussion about the ● Whiteboard
characteristics of good citizens. ● Dry erase markers
● Class discussion about how we can
be good citizens.
● Worksheet/graphic organizer of
ways students can be good citizens
at home and at school.
● Read the book “The Empty Pot”.
● Class discussion about the book.
Accommodations:
● Give the pre-assessment verbally so students who struggle with reading will be
able to access the content.
● Have early finishers talk about their worksheet answers with each other.
● Give pre-assessment
● Class discussion: What is a citizen?
○ What is a good citizen?
○ What characteristics do good citizens have?
○ How do good citizens act?
● Draw web organizer on board with student responses
○ “Good citizen” goes in the middle, student responses go on the outside
○ Example:
● Using a graphic organizer worksheet, have students write 2 ways they can be good
citizens…
○ At home
○ At school
● ***Model how to fill out graphic organizer***
● Read “The Empty Pot” by Demi
● Have a class discussion about the book
○ Was Ping a good citizen?
○ How was he a good citizen?
○ What characteristics does Ping have that make him a good citizen?
○ What can we learn from this story?