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Community Contribution Sorting Cards

Community helpers working together

🏘️ Part 1: Community Contribution Scenarios

Instructions: Read each scenario card below. Think about whether each action contributes positively or negatively to the community. Sort them into three categories: Helpful, Not Helpful, or Depends/Context Matters.

Card 1: Sarah organises a neighbourhood clean-up day and invites everyone on her street to participate in removing litter from the local park.

Helpful

Not Helpful

Depends/Context Matters

Card 2: Jake starts a petition to remove the only playground equipment from his local park because he thinks it's too noisy.

Helpful

Not Helpful

Depends/Context Matters

Card 3: Maya volunteers at the school canteen every Tuesday, helping to serve lunch to younger students.

Helpful

Not Helpful

Depends/Context Matters

Card 4: Tom decides to paint colourful murals on the side of the local library building without asking permission first.

Helpful

Not Helpful

Depends/Context Matters

Card 5: Emma creates a community garden in an unused vacant lot and shares the vegetables with elderly neighbours.

Helpful

Not Helpful

Depends/Context Matters

Card 6: Alex reports every minor rule-breaking incident he sees at school, including students walking on the wrong side of the corridor.

Helpful

Not Helpful

Depends/Context Matters

🤔 Part 2: More Community Scenarios

Card 7: Lily organises a fundraiser for the local animal shelter by selling homemade biscuits at school.

Helpful

Not Helpful

Depends/Context Matters

Card 8: Ben refuses to participate in any group activities because he prefers to work alone on all projects.

Helpful

Not Helpful

Depends/Context Matters

Card 9: Zoe starts a buddy system to help new students feel welcome and find their way around the school.

Helpful

Not Helpful

Depends/Context Matters

Card 10: Marcus loudly plays music from his phone whilst walking through the school library during quiet study time.

Helpful

Not Helpful

Depends/Context Matters

Card 11: Grace organises a clothing drive for families in need, but only accepts brand-new, expensive items.

Helpful

Not Helpful

Depends/Context Matters

Card 12: Oliver helps elderly residents carry their shopping bags, but expects payment for his assistance.

Helpful

Not Helpful

Depends/Context Matters

✏️ Part 3: Reflection Questions

13. Choose one scenario you marked as "Depends/Context Matters" and explain why the context is important:
14. Describe one way you currently contribute positively to your school or community:
15. What is one new way you could help make your community better? Be specific:

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