Question bank: Family and Community

Draw a map of your community showing where you live, where your school is, and other important places to you. Then, write a few paragraphs describing how you, your family, and the people in your community help each other to make this place a better and safer place for everyone. How do you think your role is different from the role of your parents or your friends in the community?

In our lives, we have several special people around us, who help us and take care of us. Family, school, and the community are places where we learn and do different things. For example, at home, we help tidy up our toys, at school we share with our classmates, and in the community we can plant flowers in the park. Think of one thing you do at home to help your family, one thing you do at school to help your friends, and one thing you would do in your neighborhood to make it a better place. What do you do in each place and why is it important to help in these different situations?

Let's think about the people who are important to us, like our family, school friends, and people from our neighborhood. Each of them has a special way of helping and caring. Now, think about yourself. How do you help at home and at school? What is your role in your family and community? How is your way of helping similar or different from the way other people help? Explain by giving examples of what you do and what others do.

Imagine that you and your colleagues are superheroes and heroines who help take care of the school. Each one has a special mission, such as throwing the trash in the right place, helping to put away the toys, or taking care of the plants. Now, think about the tasks you do at home to help your family, like making the bed or feeding the pet. Write about how you help at school and at home, and then describe a new way to help in the community, such as helping to paint a beautiful wall in your street. What else could you do to help people and the place where you live? Remember to explain why it is important to help and what you learn from it.

In society, people play different roles and have various responsibilities in their families, schools, and communities. To understand these dynamics, it is important to compare and differentiate the functions and obligations of each individual. Considering the complexity of social relationships, explain how the activities carried out by the student in the school environment can positively influence their family and local community, taking into account the interdependence between the different contexts of their life.