RULES & LAWS Why do we have rules & laws?

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RULES & LAWS Why do we have rules & laws? What would life be like of we had no rules or laws?

Aim: By the end of this lesson you will have learnt the importance of rules and the reasons for having them.

Discuss with your group why you think rules exist. Why is it important for us to have rules? No traffic rules in Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon), Vietnam - YouTube

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You have managed to set up camp but you will need some rules to live by. As a group come up with three rules for each of the headings on your worksheet.

All rules come with consequences if you break them. For each of the rules your group has come up with decide on an appropriate punishment for breaking that rule.

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learnt so far to our school? Can we apply some of what we have learnt so far to our school? For each of the headings you have been working on come up with three rules and consequences that should be followed at Oban high School.

Task: In your jotters answer the following questions: Do you think rules are important? (explain your answer). Why should we have a clear set of rules to follow? Do you agree with the saying “rules are meant to be broken”? What do you think would happen if we didn’t have rules?