Wrote a Letterof Concern tosomeone in agovernmentpositionVolunteeredat aHomelessShelterMeet thePrimeMinister inPersonAdvocatefor aperson inneedParticipatedin a ProtestHelpedfriendswhenneededRecycleswheneverpossibleSignedaPetitionActivelyinvolvedin StudentCouncilParticipatedin a StudentVoteVolunteeredat a FoodBankConsiderersthemselvesas an open-mindedleaderHelps totake careof FamilyMembersHas areliable newssource appon theirphoneObeystheLawsExcited tolearn to bean ActiveCitizenOrganizedaCommunityEventAdvocatefor aCauseHas helpednewcomersto CanadaVolunteeredat a Long-Term CareHomeAttended orhas watcheda PoliticalDebateA person thathas visitedthe OntarioLegislativeAssemblyCan name 3Rights &Freedoms in"TheCharter"Toured theParliamentBuildingsin OttawaWrote a Letterof Concern tosomeone in agovernmentpositionVolunteeredat aHomelessShelterMeet thePrimeMinister inPersonAdvocatefor aperson inneedParticipatedin a ProtestHelpedfriendswhenneededRecycleswheneverpossibleSignedaPetitionActivelyinvolvedin StudentCouncilParticipatedin a StudentVoteVolunteeredat a FoodBankConsiderersthemselvesas an open-mindedleaderHelps totake careof FamilyMembersHas areliable newssource appon theirphoneObeystheLawsExcited tolearn to bean ActiveCitizenOrganizedaCommunityEventAdvocatefor aCauseHas helpednewcomersto CanadaVolunteeredat a Long-Term CareHomeAttended orhas watcheda PoliticalDebateA person thathas visitedthe OntarioLegislativeAssemblyCan name 3Rights &Freedoms in"TheCharter"Toured theParliamentBuildingsin Ottawa

Civics Grade 10 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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B
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O
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  1. G-Wrote a Letter of Concern to someone in a government position
  2. G-Volunteered at a Homeless Shelter
  3. O-Meet the Prime Minister in Person
  4. B-Advocate for a person in need
  5. I-Participated in a Protest
  6. I-Helped friends when needed
  7. N-Recycles whenever possible
  8. I-Signed a Petition
  9. B-Actively involved in Student Council
  10. O-Participated in a Student Vote
  11. B-Volunteered at a Food Bank
  12. G-Considerers themselves as an open-minded leader
  13. B-Helps to take care of Family Members
  14. O-Has a reliable news source app on their phone
  15. N-Obeys the Laws
  16. N-Excited to learn to be an Active Citizen
  17. I-Organized a Community Event
  18. O-Advocate for a Cause
  19. O-Has helped newcomers to Canada
  20. B-Volunteered at a Long-Term Care Home
  21. G-Attended or has watched a Political Debate
  22. I-A person that has visited the Ontario Legislative Assembly
  23. G-Can name 3 Rights & Freedoms in "The Charter"
  24. N-Toured the Parliament Buildings in Ottawa