When Do We Call 911?
12 everyday situations to sort: call 911 for a fire or someone who is badly hurt, but not for a lost toy. Then kids practice their own name and address.
Match 8 community helpers to their work clothes and safety gear, from the firefighter’s helmet to the construction worker’s hard hat.
“Draw a line from each helper to the clothes or gear they wear at work.”
Printed on the sheet:
HelperDoctorA space suitChefworkerPolice officerDentistA white coat
Talk about why safety gear matters.
Kids who think only some people can do some jobs. Show helpers of every gender and background.
Set up a dramatic play corner with helper costumes and tools.
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12 everyday situations to sort: call 911 for a fire or someone who is badly hurt, but not for a lost toy. Then kids practice their own name and address.
A 10 by 10 word search of the tools community helpers use: hose, ladder, badge, whistle, scissors, hammer and more.
Put 6 steps of a firefighter call in order, from the alarm at the station to cleaning the fire truck, then draw the fire truck.
Match 8 people who work with animals, from the zookeeper and park ranger to the dog groomer and animal shelter worker, to what they do.
12 printable pages: six step-by-step lessons, a grid activity, draw-and-write sheets and teacher notes, sent with your welcome email. After that, new classroom printables by email.