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Often we can focus on or “rights”while neglecting our responsibilities. These responsibilities include being concerned not with what we can get but rather with what we can give to help others. Enclosed are simple ways to integrate the character skill of citizenship in your home.  \nCitizenship Defined:  \n(1) Being involved in trying to make the world a better place, engaged in big and small ways in helping others. (2) Actions and attitudes which reflect pride in being part of a community; showing good citizenship means being law-abiding and involved in service to school, community and country.  \nService Ideas to Do as a Family  \n• Working on a Current Issue: Find a current issue or problem you are personally concerned about. Discuss this concern with your family and together come up with actions you can do as a family to address the issue.  \n• Family of Good Citizens: Good citizenship involves doing things that show care for your community. Have all family members discuss what they do or have done in the past to be good citizens.  \n• Choosing an Issue: As a family, discuss various issues or needs that family members are concerned about. Make a list of the issues and some possible actions your family could take to try to help solve the problem. As a family, decide on one issue and start working on it!  \n• Volunteer! Visit [http://www.volunteermatch.org/](http://www.volunteermatch.org/ for more)[ for more](http://www.volunteermatch.org/ for more)[ ](http://www.volunteermatch.org/ for more)[information.](information.)  \nCharacter Education: Elementary  \nNovember","cbCaipPlhZFsLOGW","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipPlhZFsLOGW","pdf",3131199,"English","# Defining Citizenship\n## Core Principles\n# Service Ideas for Families\n## Addressing Current Issues\n## Building Community Engagement\n## Collaborative Problem Solving\n## Finding Volunteer Opportunities","[{\"question\":\"How is citizenship defined in the newsletter?\",\"answer\":\"Citizenship is defined as being involved in making the world a better place through actions and attitudes that show pride in the community, being law-abiding, and engaging in service to school, community, and country.\"},{\"question\":\"What are some ways a family can practice good citizenship?\",\"answer\":\"Families can practice citizenship by discussing personal concerns regarding current issues, creating a list of community needs, taking collective action to address a specific problem, and participating in volunteer activities.\"},{\"question\":\"Why should families focus on citizenship?\",\"answer\":\"Focusing on citizenship helps shift the perspective from merely considering individual rights to understanding personal responsibilities and the value of contributing to the well-being of others.\"}]","Citizenship Elementary Family Newsletter - November Edition | PDF",1789628591]