What does it really mean to be a good citizen? In this hands-on civics simulation, aligned with Florida Standard SS.7.CG.2.2, students explore the vital difference between legal obligations (like paying taxes, serving on juries, and obeying laws) and civic responsibilities (such as voting, volunteering, and staying informed). By stepping into real-life scenarios, learners discover how their choices impact both their communities and the health of our democracy.
What’s Inside:
A complete lesson & role-play simulation aligned to Florida Civics standards
Clear breakdown of obligations vs. responsibilities of U.S. citizens
Interactive scenarios that highlight civic participation & community impact
Discussion and reflection questions to build empathy and critical thinking
Why It Helps:
Clarifies the difference between what citizens must do vs. what they should do
Shows how civic engagement strengthens democracy and community life
Encourages students to see themselves as active, responsible citizens
How to Use It:
In 7th Grade Civics lessons on citizenship and civic duties
Perfect for student debates, group activities, or enrichment projects
Supports Florida Civics standards and test preparation
Inspire students to embrace both the rights and responsibilities of citizenship—download the Citizenship Responsibilities Simulation today!
