Community Helpers Matching Puzzles – Page 1
Match the parts of these workers in your community: a business woman, a business man, a chef, and a crossing guard.
These 24 adorable community helpers matching puzzles pieces have been cut in two! Help match the bottom half to the top half to make each one whole again. Two reference sheets with 12 helpers each have been included in this set to help kids out in the matching process. Print the reference sheets, enlarge, and post so kids can clearly see them. Print on cardstock, cut along the dashed lines, and laminate for longer lasting cards.
8 pages: 6 puzzle pages and 2 reference sheets
CCSS No specific standard
Please go to this page to choose from all our community helpers resources.
Match the parts of these workers in your community: a business woman, a business man, a chef, and a crossing guard.
Do you recognize the folks in these occupations? A detective, a doctor, a farmer, and a firefighter? What jobs do they do?
Which of these workers do you see almost every day or just once in a while? These workers are a fisherman, a forest ranger, a lifeguard, and a mail carrier.
Kids have probably met a nurse and a mechanic, but what about a miner and an oil worker? What jobs do each of them do? What tools do they use?
What jobs do these folks do? Kids can most likely describe what a policeman and teacher do, but what about a ski guide (or instructor) and a tour guide?
These are workers in your community. Do recognize them when you are out and about? A trash collector, a vet, a waiter, and a waitress.
This reference page is meant to show kids what the helpers look like in one piece! Use it with the game or for other purposes.
This is the second reference page for the matching puzzles. Kids just might want to know who the characters are they are matching together!