| Rules and Manners |
| Civics - Rules - Manners |
| | Kids Next Door
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| | From HUD - a place where kids can learn to be good neighbors and good citizens. |
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| | Your Neighborhood
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| | Your Neighborhood has many people who are there to help you.
Click on each building to learn more about the Fire Station, Hospital, Post Office, Library, Police Station, and School. |
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| | My Neighborhood
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| | An illustrated online storybook that reads aloud to your students. Great for younger students (preK-2). |
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| | School and Government
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| | What does the government have to do with your school? Click on the different parts of the picture to find out. No homework—we promise! |
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| | Your Town - Adventures in Citizenship
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| | From PBS, a great series of ideas for kids service learning and volunteer projects in your community! |
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| | Ideas about Communities and Neighborhoods
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| | From a 3rd grade class in Wilmette, NC, an online project that answers the following questions: What is a community?
What is our community like? What is a neighborhood? What is my neighborhood like? |
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| | A Map of Your Community
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| | A great art project idea: Create a map of your community. Include places and things on your map that you feel make your community a special place to live. Show the roads or pathways you use to get to these places. Find out how at this site! |
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| | Make Your Own Neighborhood
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| | What is a neighborhood? Your neighborhood is where you live, but how do you know where it stops? Who decided what would be in it? With this activity, you can create a make-believe neighborhood and make it exactly the way you want it to be. |
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| | Table Manners for Kids
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| | Get your elbows off the table - and more! |
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| | Kids Work!
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| | Explore a world of jobs in this virtual community of workplaces. |
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