Civic Virtue Assessment

Civic virtue is....

• Volunteering

• People doing the right thing to better the community.

• People doing whatever they want in a community.

• People doing what's best for them in the community.

What is community?

• A group of people.

• Your town

• Your neighborhood

• A group of people living or working together in an area.

Example or non-example of community? Your classroom with your teacher and other students.

• Example

• Non-example

Example or non-example of community: The subdivision you live in.

• Example

• Non-example

Which is an example of cooperation?

• Offering to clean the bathroom for your auntie.

• Your mom driving you to your friend's house.

• You and your cousins working together to clean out your grandma's garage.

• You cleaning your room.

Which is an example of volunteering?

• Reading to sick people in the hospital

• You and your teacher cleaning out your desk

• Hanging Christmas lights with your dad

• Holding the door open for someone carrying a heavy box.

True or false: You are just kids and can't have civic virtue yet.

• True

• False

Explain one way you can demonstrate (show) civic virtue at your school.

What is one way you can show civic virtue at home?

Which is an example of civility (or being civil)?

• Cleaning out your desk.

• Doing your homework.

• Helping a lost kindergarten student get back to her classroom.

• Offering to teach your little sister how to multiply.