Community Helpers Flash Cards – Page 3
We go from the forest to the water with these community helpers flashcards: a fisherman, a forest ranger, a lifeguard, and a mail carrier.
Subject Level: Community Helpers
Have you ever met a community helper who wasn’t needed to help your neighborhood, school, or city run smoothly? We all have a job to do and every job serves a purpose. Community helpers come in all shapes and sizes and they’re all around us.
Why not invite a local fireman, librarian, or doctor to come to your classroom and share with your kids what their job is like, who they help, and how they serve their community? You will find that some of your student’s parents would love to come and share about their jobs, if you just asked! Have them bring their gear, too. Maybe a doctor could listen to a heartbeat, a fireman put his helmet on a student’s head, or a mechanic show the kids how to use some tools. The kids love seeing (though maybe not handling) all the cool stuff grown ups work with every day.
Community Helpers Flash Cards – Page 4
The four community workers on these flashcards sure are from different walks of life! There are a mechanic, a miner, a nurse, and an oil worker.
Community Helpers Flash Cards – Page 5
On this fifth page of flashcards you will find the all-important policeman and teacher, and the occasionally encountered tour guide and ski guide.
Community Helpers Flash Cards – Page 6
Get your wallet out! You will definitely need to pay a bill to these helpers: a trash collector, a vet, a waiter, and a waitress. Don’t forget the tip!
Community Helpers Matching Game – Page 1
This first page of matching game pieces has images of 12 community helpers. Print and cut apart on the lines. Matches with the job titles on page 3.
Community Helpers Matching Game – Page 2
Here’s page 2 with 12 more images of helpers in the community. Print and cut along the lines. Matches with the job titles on page 4.
Community Helpers Matching Game – page 3
This page has a list of job titles that matches with the images on page 1. Print, then cut along the lines. Hint: The colors of the words match the helpers.
Community Helpers Matching Game – Page 4
This page of community workers has 12 job titles cards. These match the images of the helpers on page 2. Hint: The colors of the words match the helpers.
Community Helpers – I Have Who Has – Page 1
These four I Have Who Has game cards have a business woman, a teacher, a forest ranger, a crossing guard and a mechanic on them. Have fun!
Community Helpers – I Have Who Has – Page 2
Page 2 of this I Have Who Has game includes the mechanic, chef, doctor, farmer and a lifeguard. Have fun listening and matching!
Community Helpers – I Have Who Has – Page 3
These brightly colored workers include a lifeguard, a firefighter, a fisherman, a mail carrier and a nurse.
Community Helpers – I Have Who Has – page 4
The community helpers come from many walks or life – a nurse, a detective, a miner, a waitress and a ski guide. Sounds like a game of Clue to me!
Community Helpers – I Have Who Has – page 5
On this I Have Who Has community helpers game page you’ll find a ski guide, a policeman, an oil worker, a trash collector, and a tour guide. Have fun!
Community Helpers – I Have Who Has – page 6
This last set of cards brings the game full circle back to where it started with a business woman. Also has a waiter, businessman, tour guide and a vet.
Community Helpers Booklet
A half page booklet for kids to read and color. It has 11 characters with two sentences per page. One sentence tells who the helper is, the other sentence tells what the helper does.
Community Helpers Booklet – Trace
This booklet has 11 helpers including a doctor, policeman, teacher & more. Read the page, trace the words describing the helper “I am a ____.” and color!
