WorksheetsChildren's Rights 3rd Grade
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
What is a right of children?
The right to an education.
The right to have a safe home.
The right to have medicine.
All of the above.
Why are children's rights violated?
Children's rights are not violated.
Parents don't have enough money and live in poverty.
All children have the right to an education.
People treat all children the way they should.
What does violate mean?
A moral or legal entitlement to have something.
A person owned by another.
Related to farming.
Fail to respect someone's rights.
Which is NOT an example of children's rights being violated.
A child goes home to their family after school.
A young girl is forced to marry an adult.
A boy goes to work instead of going to school.
A child is given away because their family lives in poverty.
What does it mean to protect?
Related to farming
To keep safe from harm or injury.
A formal promise.
To make certain that something will happen.
How does UNICEF help people?
They provide help for mothers and children.
They help people who've lost their home.
The build homes for people effected by natural disasters.
They help children find jobs.
How could you stop child labor?
Ignore the problem.
Make children do all the work.
Give children away
Donate money
Why are children made slaves?
Their parents have lots of money.
So they don't have to go to school.
Their parents are poor and need their children to work to earn money.
Parents want their children to have fun.
Why can't some kids go to school and get an education?
They have to work to help their family get the things they need to survive.
They don't like school.
They already have everything they need to survive.
They don't need to get an education.
How do you know that children's rights still need to be protected?
Slavery exists today.
There is child labor in places around the world.
In some places around the world, children don't go to school or have safe homes.
All of the above.
What does inalienable mean?
A formal promise
A moral or legal entitlement to have something
To keep safe from harm or injury.
Unable to be taken away from or given away.
