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Using a “community helpers” theme in the classroom is a great way to teach students about the different roles people play in their community. Community Helpers Activities can help students learn about the importance of these roles and how they contribute to the well-being of society. By learning about firefighters, police officers, doctors, and other community helpers, students can gain a better understanding of the world around them and develop respect for those who serve their community. Additionally, this theme can help students learn about different professions and career paths, which can help them set goals for their future. Overall, a “community helpers” theme is a fun and engaging way for students to learn about important social concepts and develop a deeper appreciation for the people who work to keep their community safe and healthy.
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5 Little Firefighters! Are you looking for hands-on and engaging resources for your fire safety / community helpers theme activities for your special education students? Do your students need to work on their counting and symbol recognition skills? Look no further than this “5 Little Firefighters” adapted book! As an autism specialist, I understand that…
This resource contains 30 different bingo boards related to the theme of ‘Community Helpers’, meaning up to 30different players can play in a game at once. It can also be used in smaller groups – depending upon your class size/preference/student abilities.
This ‘I Have, Who Has?’ game, is a fun way for students to work on so many different skills, while continuously learning about the different community helpers. There are 37 different community helpers included in this pack, which come in both col and b/w option for your printing preferences. The cards come in random order to ensure that students are constantly paying attention and engaged in the activity.
Do your students need to work on their community helpers recognition skills? Are you looking for engaging task boxes for your autism and special education students? If so, this community helpers task box is perfect for your students. Students need to look at the first image and scenario on the puzzle, and then find the…
This community helpers themed bundle is a great addition for your classroom and is packed full of a huge range of different activities that your students will love. The range of activities means that there are endless opportunities for your students to work on a variety of skills in this bundle. These activities will expand your community helpers unit and make it bigger and better than ever before. Your students will love learning all about community helpers and their jobs and roles.
There are 15 different community helper theme adapted books included in this bundle that are great for students to work on their sentence building skills. The books come in different levels to differentiate between students abilities and to help them progress through levels as they progress with their sentence building skills.
Are you looking for hands-on and engaging community helpers adapted books to use with your autism or special education students? Do your students need structured support with symbol recognition, sentence building, and early language skills? If so, this community helpers adapted books bundle is a perfect addition to your community helpers unit. These adapted books…
Do your speech therapy students need to work on their yes or no question skills? Are you looking for online resources to use with your special education students? Do your students love to use Boom cards? If so, this community helper themed yes or no Boom deck is perfect to use for distance learning. How…
These no prep worksheets are a great way for your students to learn more about 23 different community helpers and what their jobs are. Then, answer the matching page containing 4 questions. They will be a great addition to your community helpers unit, providing more learning opportunities.
These Community Helper themed emergent reader books are a great way for students to work on their community helper recognition skills, book skills, vocabulary and reading skills.
The book comes in 1/2 page size meaning there are 2 pages per 1 actual page and would look great put together as mini books for you to have access to at all times.
These puzzles are a great way for your students to work on their understanding of community helpers and their job roles. Students have to match the image of the community helper to their matching job description. There are 19different community helpers included.
This resource is a fun and hands on approach for your students to continue their learning on community helpers and look at which objects are linked to individual community helpers. For example a dentist – teeth, toothbrush, dental office etc.
Are you looking for a hands-on community helpers matching activity? If so, your students will love this task box. Students have to look at the image and read the question on each task card. Then, they have to find the matching symbol image of a community helper to match on the task card. Instructions Print…
These no prep worksheets are a great way for your students to work on their math skills while continuing their learning of community helpers. They all require no prep – meaning you can print them out and they are ready to go. There are 69 different worksheets included, and your students will be able to work on a variety of different skills. Every worksheet is linked to the theme of community helpers.
These community helper themed mazes are a great way for your students to work on their fine motor and problem solving skills. They will be a great addition to your community helper unit and don’t require any prep. Simply print out the worksheets and hand them out to your students when needed.
Are you looking for some fun Community Helpers themed movement breaks to get your students moving and ready to be refocused again? If so, these Community Helpers movement break cards are perfect to give your student’s brain a break, release some energy, and then get back to working more efficiently. Students can start to lose…
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