The right s I think should exist
By Misa Guess
Amendment 1
The first right I think should exist is if one person ruins
things for others by
having bad behavior or doing bad things should have to handle
the
consequences instead of everyone else handling the consequences.
Amendment 2
I think children should not have behavior grades because the
teaches say this every time you come to school to learn, so shouldn’t report cards
have things about learning not behavior right ? Behavior should be only be
discussed when students try or start to get physical with their teachers .
Amendment 3
I think store taxes shouldn’t exist because sometimes kids go to
stores with money thinking they have enough then BOOM! there are taxes and kids
can’t buy what they want or need, sometimes taxes are the start of child hunger
and world hunger. END TAXES !
Amendment 4
I think uniforms shouldn’t exist, people say uniforms exist to
stop bullying and other things but ,being a kid and all I know that even if
kids wear uniforms they still get bullied
about their clothing. Uniforms shouldn’t exist because kids who can’t
express themselves because of parents or
friends should be able to express themselves
by being able to wear regular clothing instead of boring plain clothing.
Children's Bill of Rights
by Rayshawn
Amendment 1
All children have the right to their opinions,
beliefs, feelings and thoughts. No one
can silence or sensor a child’s expression in this library. Freedom of unfettered expression is
guaranteed.
Amendment 2
An individual’s freedom of expression can not
infringe on another’s freedom of comfort.
Unnecessary criticism, mocking, rumor spreading, verbal bullying, and
hate speech under the guise of free expression will not be tolerated.
Amendment 3
All children have the right to feel safe. Abuse of any kind is prohibited. All adults have the responsibility to ensure
the safety and well-being of each child.
Amendment 4
All children have the right to choice. No child will be forced to participate in any
event or activity that they do not want to.
Fiona C
Children’s Bill Of Rights
Amendment I
People Respecting Animals Without Harming,
Abusing, And Hunting
Amendment II
People Starting To Listen, Without Disturbing Them
Amendment III
Siblings Began Agreeing To Each
Others Ideas or Other Stuff
Amendment IV
People Stop Judging Of How The
Other Peoples Looks
Amendment V
People Stops Making Fun
Of Others Of How
Their From Another Country
Amendment VI
Parents Start Understanding Their Childrens Problems
Amendment VII
Parents Stops Telling Their
Daughters Just
Because They
Are Girls They Have To Clean, Cook,
And Do Laundry
Amendment VIII
Childrens Respecting Other Peoples Personal Space
Amendment IX
Recess Teachers Just Got To Stop Starving Childrens -.-
Amendment X
Bus Driver Got To Know When The Childrens Are Watching Innapropiate Stuffs
Amendment XI
Childrens Stops Poking Other People Cheeks D:<
Amendment XII
Parents Watch As Childrenswalk Down The Stairs So They Don’t Fall Off The Stair
Because They Been Inspired By Other People That They Are Careless Enough To Do
It :3
Amendment XIII
People Stops Stealing Other Peoples Ideas When It Wasn’t Theirs Because They
Are To Lazy To Write\Type Ideas With Their Hand
Amendment XIV
Children Stops Saying “Racist” When People Say Black Or White
Amendment XV
This Is The Time Where They Take Their Responsibility When They Don’t Want To
Get In Trouble Bceuase When They Were Playing baseless They Hit The Window By
Accident And Blame The Oher Person
Joanna C./Dino Spy :3
Children’s Bill Of Rights :D
Amendment I [Words], If the parent ever want/need curse
then don’t do it in front of a children. It’ll just make them say it when they’re
adults.
Amendment II [Respect}, If a children or a
teenager ever talked to an adult while doing stuff they’re not suppose to do
then… um… uh… Hmm… Um… don’t slap them :/ But you should actually um… Make them
stay home xD
Amendment III [Sharing Is Caring], If a store’s
value ever runs out and someone wants it. Make the other person that bought the
last one share equally to the person that was so close to buying one!
Amendment IV [Kindness], Like some of my good
friends would say, “They should lower the prices for the homeless people.” I
actually agree with that so much. Only one reason, I like Old People D:
Amendment V [Friends], If you made friends with someone
then like a few years later they said that you are not they’re friend? You’ll
be sad so. If you made friends with someone you HAVE to keep it that way :D
Amendment VI [Respect], if someone wants to know
the reason why you did such a thing and mid talk they stop you, it’s disrespectful.
Just let the poor guy talk. You want to know the reason right? Then just let ‘em.
Amendment VII [Use Yourself], you know that your
parents tell you to like, Here Go Buy Me Chips, or Can You Go Downstairs and
Get It? Like PARENTS!! You’re adults. Use your legs and arms. They aren’t there
for being a human. It’s to survive.
Amendment VIII [Equal], some schools may have high
price but when you get the first day, you don’t get as much education like your
parent wanted then they’ll have to do Amendment I.
Amendment IX [Respect], you know when a poster was
there and it looks exciting. You try to read it from a far. BAM someone goes
right in front of the poster. Like… I was there before you! It isn’t fair
>:(
Amendment X [Animal Killer], when baby animals
were just born. A farmer comes and kill it. They didn’t even have a day to live
it’s just like Yay we got more food. One Minute Later, We have no more food!
Yay…
P.S. Meow.
Children’s Bill of
Rights
By Ms. Jane
Amendment I: All
children have the right to be listened to and believed.
Amendment II: All
children have the right to choose their own gender expression.
Amendment III: All
children have the right to a safe and welcoming home that affirms their
uniqueness.
Amendment IV: All
children have the right to a government that prioritizes them.
Amendment V: All
children have a right to education that affirms and nurtures their creative spirit.
Amendment VI: All
children have the right to question and shape their families’ belief systems.
Amendment VII: All
children have the right to good nutrition and healthcare.
Amendment VIII: All
children have the right to know their personal, academic, and professional
options. All options and models should be presented to all children.
Amendment IX: All
children have the right to a selection of cultural expressions (books, shows,
movies, etc) that represents their identity and their family’s identity.
Amendment X: All
children have the right to use their language of origin.
Amendment XI: All
children have the right to information and participation in local, state, and
national elections. Education must be structured to give all future voters unbiased
historical and current events information.
Amendment XII: All
children have the right to advocacy in all legal matters that concern them.
Amendment XIII: All children
have the right to live in an unpolluted and sustainable environment, with
access to nature, wildlife, and plenty of green spaces.
Amendment XIV: All
children have the right to peacefully assemble and protest.
Children's Bill of Rights
By Ms. Jude
Amendment I: All children are guaranteed a safe secure place to live.
Amendment II: All children are guaranteed fresh nutritious
food to eat.
Amendment III: All children are guaranteed adequate and affordable
health care.
Amendment IV: All children are guaranteed a free and
enriching education
from pre-K through college, regardless of
their skills and learning abilities.
Amendment V: All children are guaranteed free access to libraries and
museums and parks.
Amendment VI: All children are guaranteed free play time
outdoors and in nature.
Amendment VII: All children are guaranteed these rights
regardless of
class, race, gender, or sexual orientation.
Amendment VIII: All children are guaranteed freedom from
war.
Amendment VIII: All children are guaranteed freedom from
fear.
Amendment X: All children are guaranteed the right to discover their
full potential however that expresses itself.
Amendment XI: All children are guaranteed the freedom to
sing and dance and be silly, even if it annoys adults.
