Practice identifying neighbors, community places, helpful workers, and kind ways to be part of a community.
Read each problem carefully. Draw or write your answer. Ask for help reading if you need it.
Learning how people live, help, and work together
Social Studies - Grade K-1
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A neighbor is a person who lives near you. Draw or write one kind thing you can do for a neighbor.
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Circle the place that is in a community: park, moon, ocean.
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Who helps keep people safe in a community: a firefighter or a teddy bear?
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Draw a picture of a place in your community that people visit.
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Fill in the blank: We can be good neighbors by being ____.
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A librarian works in a library. What can a librarian help you do?
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Look at the picture of a street. Draw a line from each community helper to where they might work: teacher to school, doctor to hospital, mail carrier to mailbox.
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Write or say one rule that helps people stay safe in a neighborhood.
- 9
Circle yes or no: Is sharing the playground a good way to be part of a community?
- 10
Which community helper brings letters and packages to homes: mail carrier, dentist, or cook?
- 11
Draw one thing you might see in your neighborhood.
- 12
If you see trash on the ground at the park, what is a helpful thing to do?
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Circle the word that shows a good community choice: help, push, yell.
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A school is part of a community. Name one person who helps at school.
- 15
Look at the picture. Put a check mark next to the children who are being good neighbors: one child waves hello, one child shares a toy, one child knocks over blocks.