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Are you ready?

Can you….. Hop like a kangaroo? Swim like a fish? Run like a cheetah? Clap like a seal?

When you see the picture next to the correct answer you will do the action of that animal. Here’s an example…. Who is your teacher? Ms. Waters Ms. Brown Mrs. Sprague Ms. Taylor

a member of a community, country or state rules community citizen honesty

to make a choice in an election vote property respect honesty

the quality of telling the truth rules community self-reliant honesty

something a person owns rules property citizen vote

something a person is expected or required to take care of trustworthy vote responsibility respect

honest; easy to trust self-discipline respect law trustworthy

a rule, or set of rules, that we live by law vote honesty respect

the ability to control your actions and follow through on your commitments citizen self- discipline honesty trustworthy

to be thoughtful and caring toward other people honesty vote respect self-reliant

having the ability of taking care of yourself self- reliant trustworthy vote law

GREAT JOB!!! Remember to STUDY your Citizenship Vocabulary words.