
Community Helpers and Their Tools
1st grade community helpers worksheet: match eight helpers to their tools, then circle the tool each of four helpers uses. Answer key included.
1st grade worksheets on community helpers: matching firefighters, doctors, teachers, mail carriers and farmers to their tools and workplaces, and writing about a helper.

1st grade community helpers worksheet: match eight helpers to their tools, then circle the tool each of four helpers uses. Answer key included.

1st grade community helpers worksheet: match six helpers to where they work, then write about a helper at school. Answer key with sample answers.

1st grade community helpers riddles: six three-clue riddles answered from a picture word bank, plus a page to write and draw your own. Answer key included.

1st grade goods and services worksheet: sort eight community helpers into goods or services, then finish two sentence frames. Answer key included.

1st grade community helpers writing page: pick a helper from 12 pictures, draw them and finish four sentence frames. Checklist and sample answer included.

1st grade community helpers word search: find ten helper words across and down, such as doctor, nurse and pilot. Pictures and answer key included.
“Match a community helper to a tool used in that job.”
“Name common community helpers and say what they do.”
“Match each community helper to the place where they work.”
“Describe how a helper at school helps students.”
“Work out which community helper is described from three short clues.”
“Write simple first-person clues about a community helper.”
“Tell goods from services.”
“Sort community helpers into those who make or grow goods and those who give services.”
“Write four sentences about a community helper from sentence frames.”
“Check your own writing against a short list.”
“Read and spell ten community helper words.”
“Match a picture of a community helper to its word.”
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