How Rules Become Laws
A simplified overview of how important rules are discussed and decided upon to become laws that everyone follows.
Key Questions
- Explain the difference between a classroom rule and a community law.
- Discuss why we need laws and who helps to make them.
- Suggest a new rule for the school and explain why it would be a good idea.
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