Let’s go through each picture and match it with the correct way to be a good citizen.
We’ll look at each image one by one and pick the right phrase that matches what’s happening in the picture.
1. Top row, left: A kid cheating on a test → “don’t cheat”
2. Top row, middle: Kids putting money in a charity box → “donate to charity”
3. Top row, right: Two kids fighting → “don’t fight”
4. Second row, left: Someone littering from a car → “don’t litter”
5. Second row, middle-left: People standing in line at a voting booth or government office → “obey the law” (this shows following rules)
6. Second row, middle-right: A boy picking up trash → “pick up trash”
7. Second row, right: Kids sharing toys fairly → “play fair”
8. Third row, left: Factory polluting water → “don’t pollute”
9. Third row, middle-left: Girl recycling bottles → “recycle”
10. Third row, middle-right: Kids planting trees → “respect the Earth”
11. Third row, right: Man stealing something → “don’t steal things”
12. Bottom row, left: Kid admitting he broke a window → “tell the truth”
13. Bottom row, middle-left: Boy raising hand to help → “volunteer”
14. Bottom row, middle-right: People voting in an election → “vote in elections”
15. Bottom row, right: Person giving seat to elderly woman → “yield their seats”
All these actions show how to be a good citizen — by doing kind, honest, responsible, and helpful things.
Final Answer:
The ways to be a good citizen shown are: don’t cheat, donate to charity, don’t fight, don’t litter, obey the law, pick up trash, play fair, don’t pollute, recycle, respect the Earth, don’t steal things, tell the truth, volunteer, vote in elections, yield their seats.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of good citizen worksheet.
