Community Helpers Activities | Task Boxes for Special Education
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 community helper that’s needed for the situation. For example – Who do you see if you have a bad tooth? – A dentist. These puzzles will help your students to understand the roles of community helpers and when they should see them.
Instructions
- Print the puzzles.
- Cut out and laminate each of the individual puzzle pieces.
- Students need to match the images together to form the puzzles for community helper matching.
What’s Included?
- Who would you call if you saw a fire? Firefighter.
- Who help you if you are feeling sick? Doctor.
- Who would you see if you had a bad tooth? Dentist.
- Who would you see if your dog was sick? Veterinarian.
- Who would you call if you saw someone stealing? Police officer.
- Who keeps your school clean? Cleaner / Janitor. (Both included.)
- Who helps you to cross the road? Crossing Guard.
- Who would help you if you were struggling in the water? Life guard.
- Who would help fix your broken down car? Mechanic.
- Who takes your order in a restaurant? Waiter.
- Who cooks your food in a restaurant? Chef.
- Who delivers your mail? Mailman/Postman. (Both included.)
These puzzles fit perfectly into photo storage boxes – making it easy for you to stay organised and keep all the pieces together. They also come with a cover for you to use to organize.
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