Respecting Your Country Journal Prompts
Explore the importance of respecting your country through engaging journal prompts including the Pledge of Allegiance, reflection on rights, being a good citizen, showing respect, and understanding a quote by Theodore Roosevelt about making the country a good place for all. Reflect on these topics and ways to demonstrate respect for your country.
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Chapter 20: Respecting Your Country Great Because We Are Good
Chapter 20: Respecting Your Country Journal #1 Write the words to the Pledge of Allegiance. Draw a picture of yourself showing respectful behavior while saying the pledge.
Chapter 20: Respecting Your Country Journal #2 Where do you think our rights came from? Who decided what they should be, and why do you think they were needed?
Chapter 20: Respecting Your Country Journal #3 Explain what it means to be a good citizen. What are some ways you can be one?
Chapter 20: Respecting Your Country Journal #4 Why is it important to show respect for our country? What are some ways you will show your respect?
Chapter 20: Respecting Your Country Journal #5 Explain what this quote means and give an example: This country will not be a good place for any of us to live in unless we make it a good place for all of us to live in. -Theodore Roosevelt
