
Draw Your Family and Community Helpers
Kindergarten family and community sheet: draw your family, name a firefighter and a mail carrier, then answer two partner questions. C3 D2.Civ.2.K-2.
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Kindergarten family and community sheet: draw your family, name a firefighter and a mail carrier, then answer two partner questions. C3 D2.Civ.2.K-2.

Kindergarten community helpers matching: pair a firefighter, doctor, teacher, and mail carrier with jobs, tools, and workplaces. 12 matches and answer key.

Kindergarten community helpers KWL chart: students draw or write what they know, want to know, and learned about community helpers across the unit.

Kindergarten places in our neighborhood labeling: name the library, post office, fire station, school, and grocery store on a street scene. With answer key.

Kindergarten community helper storyboard: name the helper, workplace, and one tool, then draw six captioned panels from morning to the end of the day.

Kindergarten home and school jobs sort: 12 picture cards, from feed pet to sit on rug, go into two lists. Reflection questions and a flexible answer key.

Kindergarten good choice or rule breaker sheet: mark four pictures, from sharing blocks to running in the hall, then draw a responsibility at home.

Kindergarten rules sort: place 12 picture rules, from brush your teeth to wear a helmet, under home, school, or playground. Includes the expected sort.

Kindergarten rules and reasons matching: pair 11 school, outside, and home rules with why they matter, then draw your own rule. Answer key included.

Kindergarten why we have rules read-aloud: The Block Center Rules story with five picture questions, a recess drawing, and an answer key.

Kindergarten being responsible mind map: draw how you help at home, at school, with friends, with your things, and in one place you choose.

Kindergarten classroom rules exit slip: draw one rule that keeps us safe and one that helps us be kind, then circle a face. Three slips on 2 pages.

Kindergarten position words and park map: write above, below, or next to for a ball, then answer three questions about a sandbox, pond, and tent.

Kindergarten route to school storyboard: say how you travel, name two landmarks, then draw six captioned panels from leaving home to arriving at school.

Kindergarten map words word search: find HOME, LAKE, MAP, PARK, ROAD, SCHOOL, TOWN, and TREE across and down a 10 by 10 grid. Answer key included.

Kindergarten maps knowledge check: find the map, follow position directions on a playground, and add furniture to a classroom map. 10 questions, answer key.

Kindergarten classroom map labeling: write window, desk, bookshelf, door, or rug on a bird's-eye classroom map marked A to E, with a word bank and key.

Kindergarten position words fill in the blank: a park hide and seek story with ten blanks and a 12-word bank, from above to in front of. Answers on page 3.
Kindergartners start social studies close to home: family, classroom, and neighborhood. These kindergarten social studies worksheets follow the C3 Framework's early civics and geography strands across three topics, covering family and community, rules and responsibilities, and maps and locations.
Students describe the roles of people in authority such as teachers and community helpers, explain why rules exist in different settings, and construct simple maps of familiar places like the classroom or the route to school. Every page is a printable, low-prep activity with prompts appropriate for emerging readers.
Many teachers use these as the anchor activity after a morning meeting discussion, during a community helpers unit, or in the first weeks of school while classroom rules are being established. Download any worksheet free, no payment needed. If you would rather use your own school's rules or your town's landmarks, sign up to Chalkie's free plan and edit the page before printing.
C3-aligned civics for kindergartners: describing the roles and responsibilities of people in authority at home, at school, and in the community.
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