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The document outlines characteristics of a good citizen. A good citizen is friendly to others, respects people from all backgrounds, and helps those in need like the elderly. They also keep their community clean, follow rules like traffic laws, and are respectful and responsible both in school and in their neighborhood. A good citizen guides friends positively, controls their anger, respects others' property, and obeys authority. They are aware of their rights and work to improve their community.
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- 1. Characteristics of a Good Citizen Dana Hall
- 2. Be nice.
- 3. Be friendly to the new children in your neighborhood and class.
- 4. Respect all friends from all communities, religions, and countries
- 5. Always help the elderly, crossing the road, getting on the bus, carrying their groceries.
- 6. Keep area around you clean, put your trash in the trash can, and if you see trash on the ground, please pick it up.
- 7. Follow all traffic rules, wait for signal to cross road, and cross at zebra crossing.
- 8. Follow class rules, be in class on time, and respect school property.
- 9. Guide your friends, stay away from smoking, drinking, and stealing.
- 10. Donate your old clothes and toys to other children and check with your parents first.
- 11. Control anger in public and never use abusive language.
- 12. Respect the property of others and always ask to use something that belongs to someone else.
- 13. Respect authority and people in charge of rules and help maintain order in society.
- 14. Be aware of your rights ,as a citizen of this country, you have the right to be treated equally and fairly.
- 15. Be aware of what is going on in surroundings; take an active part in to making it better in which ever way you can.
- 16. Be responsible for yourself and what you do following all rules as a member of the family, as a student, and as a member of the community.