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I’ll be the first to admit that when I was studying to become a teacher, I mostly focused on all the wonderful, easy aspects of being a teacher: cute classrooms,...
Hi all!
I have been busy updating a few of my original teaching resources because I’m always coming up with more ideas! One being one of the first few I added to my Teachers Pay Teachers store back in 2013! It seems like just yesterday I began my TPT and blogging journey but in actual fact it’s been over two years!
A lot has changed in that time! The availability of more fabulous clip art and the introduction of many graphic designers with much clearer (and cuter!) graphics to suit our needs has been amazing!
So…. I thought I would give one of my best selling resources (My Community Helpers Unit) and bit of a spruce up! The pack is now 68 pages and I have used some newer graphics and borders. I have also added more activities into the pack and have included more community helper occupations. However, the price is still the same!
What’s included :
10 page Mini Book – My Community Helpers. (Children colour in and read – Can be used as an Emergent Reader for their book boxes or for guided reading sessions)
Label It Sheets – (Both colour and Black and White.) Can be used as posters, on Interactive Whiteboard for whole class introduction or lesson and individual black and white sheets for children to do independently. (Great for beginner writers!)
Wall Banners and Headers – 3 different sizes to display on your bulletin boards
Word Wall Labels – to use as a visual aide to assist with writing
Flashcards & Matching Names – To be used for oral language/vocabulary extension (Can use for games such as Guess Who, I have do you have, 20 questions and other descriptive language games, Matching games, Print twice for memory games/concentration.
Who am I Worksheet – children record the names of the occupations near their pictures and colour in.
Word Search
Fact Research Graphic Organisers
Creative Writing Activity – If I was a community helper, I would be a…
astronaut,
baker,
banker,
bus driver,
cashier,
chef,
coach,
construction worker,
crossing guard,
dentist,
detective,
doctor,
farmer,
firefighter,
flight attendant,
forest ranger,
gardener,
grocer,
hair stylist,
house keeper,
janitor,
judge,
lawyer,
librarian,
lifeguard,
mail carrier/ postman,
mechanic,
meteorologist,
military/soldier,
music conductor,
nurse, painter,
paramedic,
pharmacist,
photographer,
pilot,
plumber,
police officer,
receptionist,
reporter,
surgeon,
taxi driver,
teacher,
trash collector/garbage man,
vet.
Here’s a sneak peek!
Community Helpers 10 page mini book. |
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Label It Posters – black and white version (student activity sheets) and colour posters for each occupation. |
Colour flash cards and word wall cards for each occupation. |
I hope you like the new updated look of this pack! My Preppies LOVED learning about Community Helpers. I’m so happy we really put this pack to good use during our Community topic. I hope you will be able to, too!
You can find this pack here: Community Helpers Unit
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