Community helpers anchor chart

DIY Kindergarten Community Helpers Anchor Chart

My community helpers anchor chart

Community Helpers Anchor Chart

Community Helpers Anchor Chart

Community helpers anchor chart

Police officer anchor chart-community helpers

In April, we spent the month learning all about the different people who help in our community. It was a great way to introduce the little ones to different jobs that everyone does to keep our town a safe and fun place to live. We did several "behind the scenes" field trips during the unit to local businesses to really give them a chance to understand what "grown-ups" do at their jobs.We visited Walmart, a local hotel and grocery store, and will be going to fire-hall and library next week…

Doctor anchor chart-community helper

One of my absolutely favorite things about being a special education teacher was that I had the freedom to design fun and exciting lessons for my students specific to their interests. I never had a curriculum to follow. No one ever told me what books to read to them or what activities I had to

Community Jobs Prek Chart

Firefighter anchor chart- community helper

Beginning our theme about Community Helpers. Starting with medical workers!

Kindergarten writing - WK2, WK8- writing from research - A chart to help support students with information for writing each page! We filled it in after a week of reading about each community helper in our reading workshop :)

Do you teach your students about community helpers? This fun whole group reading unit is perfect to teach about text to world. It is also a great theme to incorporate social studies topics such as needs and wants, goods and services, and different parts of a community. These five books are the anchor books I have chosen for the week. I also share four other non-fiction digital readers that I have made on Boom Learning. We begin the week by focusing on the story "On the Town" by Casely. This…

Community Workers Prek Chart

I love teaching about Community Helpers in kinder. It gets them thinking outside of themselves about how different people all around them are working to help others. I also love how excited the kids get about the future -- a lot of aspiring police officers, firefighters, and [of course] teachers <3 Here are a few really great books for teaching and learning about community helpers. Join Mrs. Madoff's class as families come in to share about their careers! A rather silly book about…

Learn about 37 jobs and the community helpers that do them with these FREE Coloring Pages. Printable activities for preschoolers and kindergarten.

Community Helpers Poem Chart