Human Rights Word Hunt
Students guess 13 simple five-letter words about human rights. The clues link easy words to key ideas like discrimination, disability, forced labor, freedom of expression, minority, vulnerable, violate and welfare.
A free WordVibe Vocabulary Game for Teens at CEFR A1 level. Topic: HUMAN RIGHTS.
Clues
- Hard work with your body. Forced ___ is when people must work and cannot say no.
- The same. No discrimination: all people are ___, and no one is better because of their colour.
- You sit on it. Some people with a disability use one with wheels.
- Action word: to say words with your mouth. Freedom of expression means you are free to ___.
- Thing word: the sound you make when you talk or sing. Freedom of expression means everyone has one.
- Not big. A minority is a ___ group of people in a country.
- A young boy or girl. They are vulnerable (weak and easy to hurt), so they need extra care.
- To violate a rule or law and not follow it. You also do this to a glass when it falls.
- Coins and notes. Welfare can give this to poor people to help them buy food.
- A thing every person is free to have, like food and safety. The UN has a list of 30 of them.
Printable worksheet
This WordVibe Vocabulary Game comes with a free printable worksheet: 1 part for students to do after the game, and an answer key for the teacher. It prints at three levels (Support, Core and Challenge); this is the Core sheet. Sign in free to print the whole sheet.
What's on the worksheet
- Crossword · Use the word bank and the clues.
Part 1: Crossword
Use the word bank and the clues.