Exploring Social Studies

Things that we cannot share with others are called______

• personal items

• common items

Name one basic children's right.

• Right to eat only candy

• Right to play all day

• Right to education

• Right to never go to school

The following are family wants.

• shoes, watch and ice cream.

• car, sweets, dolls and toys.

• car, food and vacation.

• house, food and clothes.

How do weather patterns affect daily life?

• Weather patterns can affect daily life in various ways such as influencing clothing choices, transportation options, outdoor activities, and overall mood and well-being.

• Weather patterns only affect agriculture

• Weather patterns do not influence mood or well-being

• Weather patterns have no effect on daily life

List three children's rights that are important to protect.

• Right to play, Right to food, Right to travel

• Right to education, Right to health, Right to protection

Give an example of a family need.

• Grocery shopping

• Vacation planning

• Car maintenance

• Healthcare

Explain the significance of each color on the Kenyan flag.

• Red symbolizes peace

• Green stands for technology

• Black represents the sky

• Black symbolizes the people, red represents the blood shed for freedom, and green stands for land.

Why is it essential for families to distinguish between needs and wants?

• To confuse children about how they use money.

• To make life more hard

• It is essential for families to distinguish between needs and wants to how spend, focus on important things, and avoid unnecessary expenses.

• To encourage overspending and debt

Which one is not an example of harsh weather?

• Blizzards

• Heavy rains

• Extreme hot

• Light rain

Discuss the role of education in promoting children's rights.

• Education discourages children from speaking for themselves

• Education helps prevent unfair treatment of children

• Education limits children's understanding of their rights

• Education helps children learn about their rights, teaches them to speak up for themselves, and encourages respect for others.