Community Helpers Workbook | Who Helps Us? | Social Studies, Literacy, Math,
Explore the people who keep our communities running with this 97-page Community Helpers unit. Your students will build knowledge, reading, writing, and math skills while meeting firefighters, doctors, teachers, mail carriers, builders, farmers, and more. It's differentiated for PreK through 3rd grade, so one resource works for your whole range of learners.
What's inside: Teacher & Parent Guide with a 4-week pacing plan, differentiation key, extension ideas, and a standards & skills map 12 themed units with a table of contents and a Helper Passport students stamp as they go Helper profiles and activities: firefighter, police officer, paramedic, doctors and nurses, dentist, veterinarian, librarian, teacher, school staff, farmer, baker, grocery workers, chef, mail carrier, sanitation and recycling workers, builders, plumber and electrician, mechanic, utility workers, and transportation helpers Safety skills: 911 practice,
"Who Can I Ask for Help?", crossing guards, traffic signs Community and civics: maps and map keys, urban/suburban/rural, mayor and local government, rules and laws, rights and responsibilities, volunteers, and good citizen choices Economics: goods vs. services, needs vs. wants, producers and consumers, and spend/save/share Literacy: alphabet helpers, vocabulary flashcards, word search, beginning sounds, syllable clapping, rhyming, a reading passage, and informative, opinion, and narrative writing Math: counting, graphing, patterns, shapes, telling time, and word problems Hands-on fun: cut-and-paste pages, foldable mini-book, helper hats and badges, role-play cards, a board game, and "When I Grow Up" Assessment: a 3-level Final Assessment and a Safety Helpers Mini-Quiz
Why teachers love it: Print-and-go, with no prep Colorful, kid-friendly illustrations Works for centers, whole group, morning work, early finishers, sub plans, and homeschool Standards connections across social studies, ELA, math, and SEL Perfect for: Community Helpers units, Social Studies, Career Week, Fire Prevention Week, Thank-a-Helper projects, and back-to-school