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WorksheetsQ#2 Character Ed. 2nd Q Human Rights And Duties
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 14mins
Children need to have rights because
they are vulnerable
they are strong
they know everything
they can look after themselves
Child rights should be provided by who?
Parents
Schools
Relatives
All adults
All children no matter their ethnicity, cultural beliefs or gender should all be treated equally. This is the right to
fairness
no discrimination
no racism
no favouritism
Every child born has a right to
life, survival and development
the internet
a phone
All children have a right to
a bed
food, clothing and safe home
a plate
air conditioning
Children all across the world no matter where they come from should be educated. This called
right to education
right to learning
right to attend a school
Education is important but so is resting, relaxing and playing which right provides this.
the right to fun
the right to rest, play, culture and arts
the right to video games
the right to expensive toys
All adults must know
about all the rights children have
right to education
right to protection from harmful work
right to health, water, food and environment
Sophia is pretending not to hear when someone asks me to pick up the trash.
Sophia shows obedience and respectfulness.
Sophia did not show obedience and respectfulness.
Love, respect and obey the parents.
Duties of a Child
Rights of a Child
The child should have wholesome family life that will provide love, care, understanding, and material security.
Duties of a Child
Rights of a Child
The child should respect not only its elders but also the customs and traditions of our people.
Duties of a Child
Rights of a Child
Every child must have an efficient and honest government.
Duties of a Child
Rights of a Child
Participate actively in civic affairs and in the promotion of general welfare.
Duties of a Child
Rights of a Child
A child must have education to the development of his/her skills for the improvement of his/her capacity for service to himself/herself and to its fellowmen.
Duties of a Child
Rights of a Child
For every “right” there is a “duty”.
YES
NO
If you have the RIGHT to receive a good Education, it also means that you have the DUTY to be responsible, to study, to learn and pay attention in classes
TRUE
FALSE
You have the right to have a family, be loved and be protected. What is the Duty that is associated with this right?
To listen respectfully to others
To recycle and put the garbage in a box
To love your parents, brothers and sisters; to help at home and contribute to the wellbeing of the family.
To go to the hospital when you have a problem.
Why was it established that people have fundamental rights?
To ensure that everyone is happy
To end poverty and ensure that all people have equal wealth.
To ensure peace among nations and avoid world wars
To protect the dignity of people and to ensure that they develop themselves fully
You have the right to be included whatever your hability. What's your duty?
To study hard at school
To listen to other's opinions
To follow my parent's rules
To respect others for their differences
You have the right to freedom of thought and religion. What's your duty?
To encourage other's to harm each other
To respect other's beliefs and opinions
To learn as much as I can at school
To brush my teeth after lunch
You have the right to be heard. What's your duty?
To look after the environment
To be the best you can be
To show love and respect to others
To listen to other people
These are things that a person possesses since birth.
Rights
Duties
Responsibilities
Be provided with basic needs (food, shelter, and clothing)
Right to be loved
Duty to the community
Right to play and have fun
Are duties or obligations that are put into action
Rights
Responsibilities
Goals
Aim
People who live in societies seek to live together in harmony and, along with rights, they have:
rights
duties
benefits
values
A child must have education to the development of his/her skills for the improvement of his/her capacity for service to himself/herself and to its fellowmen.
Duties of a Child
Rights of a Child
