Society and its Symbols Essential Activities for Grade 2
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What Is Society?
Society is not just the community that you live in, it is all the groups of people that share the same laws, rights, and resources and live under the same flag. A small community includes the people living close to each other, in your neighborhood, these are the people that you communicate with quite often.
However, in a society people can live very far away from each other, but still, they will belong to one same society. All people in a society will not know about each other or ever communicate with each other but they all come under the banner of the same society.
People in a society can be very different from each other, they can belong to different cultures and have different languages, but as long as they share the same flag, they will remain the members of one same society. This kind of a society is considered to be diverse in a way that it brings people from different cultures together under one flag.
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National Symbol Matching Worksheet
This educative worksheet will test your child’s knowledge on flags and which symbols are for which country. Knowing every country’s national symbol can be difficult, and your kids might find the task challenging. However, you can make it a bit easier for them by allowing them learn the symbols just a few at a time. Show them this downloadable pdf, and ask them to say the name of the countries drawn on the left side. Then, help them check the box to match the country with its national symbol.
One of the most iconic symbols of the United States is Lady Liberty, and the statue continues to draw tourists and locals alike to Liberty Island, where she is located. Teach your child about American culture with the statue of liberty printable worksheet, perfect for introducing the concept of symbolism!
With this worksheet, your child will:
• Learn what the Statue of Liberty is
• Identify the parts of the Statue of Liberty
• Recognize the statue as an important US symbol
Take your child’s learning to the next step and explain the history behind the statue, and the concept of freedom to bring new meaning to our country and culture!
Even though Flag Day isn’t a federal holiday, it still celebrates our nation’s most important symbol: the American flag!
This US national Flag Day worksheet will help your little learner understand the symbolism and meaning behind the flag and the origin of all its intricate details, from the stars to the stripes!
Ask your students what they understand by the term ‘society’. Can they give you an accurate definition? Now, ask them to tell you some of the buildings and people you find in a society. If there are still some confusions as to what a society is, tell them that a society is a large group of people who share the same laws, rights and resources. Now, help them check the box next to the pictures that show members of society.
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