Common resource rules: Examples for Grade 2 classrooms and homes

📚 Quick Study Guide

• 🤝 Sharing is Caring: Sharing means letting others use your things.
• ⏰ Taking Turns: Taking turns ensures everyone gets a chance.
• 🍎 Using Only What You Need: Don't waste resources; use just what you need.
• ♻️ Reduce, Reuse, Recycle: These help to conserve resources.
• 🗣️ Ask Before You Borrow: Always ask before using someone else's things.

Practice Quiz

1. What does it mean to share?
   1. Letting others use your things.
   2. Keeping everything to yourself.
   3. Ignoring your friends.
2. Why is taking turns important?
   1. So one person gets everything.
   2. So everyone gets a chance.
   3. So no one gets anything.
3. What does 'use only what you need' mean?
   1. To waste as much as possible.
   2. To use just the right amount.
   3. To always take more than you need.
4. What are the three R's that help us conserve resources?
   1. Run, Ride, Rest
   2. Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
   3. Read, Write, Relax
5. What should you do before using someone else's toy?
   1. Take it without asking.
   2. Ask if you can use it.
   3. Hide it from them.
6. If there is only one swing on the playground and lots of kids want to play on it, what is the fairest thing to do?
   1. To let the biggest person play as long as they want.
   2. To take turns swinging.
   3. To not let anyone play on the swing.
7. Which of the following is an example of reusing?
   1. Throwing away a plastic bottle after drinking from it.
   2. Using a plastic bottle to make a bird feeder.
   3. Buying a new water bottle every day.