Good citizenship could start with small things such as planting trees that will help the
environment sustain and grow. Our daily living relies on the produce of the environment,
so it is just right to give back like how we take something from it. Practice proper
disposal and segregation of trash— it will help to maintain the cleanliness of the
environment and will definitely be of help to also maintain good health for everyone in
the community. Just as shown in the picture at the center, start planting; make it a habit;
make your family involved and start volunteering.
One could also be a good citizen by simply following the rules and regulations their
country has. Just like in the lower left pictures, simply following the street regulations is
already a practice of good citizenship. There are a lot of laws in a state but by simply
practicing the small and simple ones will definitely make it easier when following the
bigger ones, later on.
As a citizen of a country, it is given that we will meet a lot of people different from us
but as good citizens we will accept these differences. Differences among people are
inevitable as it involves where a person was born and raised, the person’s family and
cultural group, and chosen differences in significant beliefs. We must learn how to
accept it— we are different from each other. Embrace the differences as it is only the
way to equality, just like in the upper right picture, "real equality isn't possible, if we don't
celebrate our differences."
A good citizen also considers the people around them. In this pandemic, the best
way to practice good citizenship is to follow the simple rules by wearing a face mask
when going outside just like how it is shown in the lower left pictures. It will prevent the
outbreak of the virus and hopefully, stop it. Other than wearing a face mask outside, it is
also highly recommended to be vaccinated to ensure not just your own safety but also
the safety of the people around us. Let us keep our family safe by wearing masks and
as the text in the picture says, "#get vaccinated."
As the election is coming near, it is just right, as a citizen of this country, to register to
vote for the upcoming election. Every vote matters, one vote can make a country's
situation change. Just like in the upper right pictures, make it worthy— our vote counts,
this is our voice. It matters; make it heard.
I made a collage of pictures that represents the different ways on how to be a good
citizen. This is made out of used materials from different previous projects. A used
cartolina for the base and most of the pictures are from my little brother's projects. The
background design is used papers— columnar pad, graphing paper, receipts and
wallpaper.
environment sustain and grow. Our daily living relies on the produce of the environment,
so it is just right to give back like how we take something from it. Practice proper
disposal and segregation of trash— it will help to maintain the cleanliness of the
environment and will definitely be of help to also maintain good health for everyone in
the community. Just as shown in the picture at the center, start planting; make it a habit;
make your family involved and start volunteering.
One could also be a good citizen by simply following the rules and regulations their
country has. Just like in the lower left pictures, simply following the street regulations is
already a practice of good citizenship. There are a lot of laws in a state but by simply
practicing the small and simple ones will definitely make it easier when following the
bigger ones, later on.
As a citizen of a country, it is given that we will meet a lot of people different from us
but as good citizens we will accept these differences. Differences among people are
inevitable as it involves where a person was born and raised, the person’s family and
cultural group, and chosen differences in significant beliefs. We must learn how to
accept it— we are different from each other. Embrace the differences as it is only the
way to equality, just like in the upper right picture, "real equality isn't possible, if we don't
celebrate our differences."
A good citizen also considers the people around them. In this pandemic, the best
way to practice good citizenship is to follow the simple rules by wearing a face mask
when going outside just like how it is shown in the lower left pictures. It will prevent the
outbreak of the virus and hopefully, stop it. Other than wearing a face mask outside, it is
also highly recommended to be vaccinated to ensure not just your own safety but also
the safety of the people around us. Let us keep our family safe by wearing masks and
as the text in the picture says, "#get vaccinated."
As the election is coming near, it is just right, as a citizen of this country, to register to
vote for the upcoming election. Every vote matters, one vote can make a country's
situation change. Just like in the upper right pictures, make it worthy— our vote counts,
this is our voice. It matters; make it heard.
I made a collage of pictures that represents the different ways on how to be a good
citizen. This is made out of used materials from different previous projects. A used
cartolina for the base and most of the pictures are from my little brother's projects. The
background design is used papers— columnar pad, graphing paper, receipts and
wallpaper.
