Language Development
Use Your Rights to Change the World
Vocabulary: Civil Rights
Language: Express Wants and Feelings
Right to Share Ideas
newspaper
computer with the Internet
We can print our ideas in a newspaper or publish them over the Internet.
Right to Meet and Express Ideas
banner
protester
protest sign
We can protest something we do not like.
Right to Vote
ballot
When we vote in an election, we choose our leaders.
Oral Language Practice
EXPRESS WANTS AND FEELINGS
1.–3. Who’s talking? 
Listen. Point to the correct picture.
Talk to a partner about what each person wants and feels.
Written Practice 
4. What do you want to change at your school? How can you make those changes? Work with your class to make a chart like this.
4.
What to Change Who Makes the Decision What Strategies to Use have art class for everyone school board go to school board meetings, write letters
Example