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Kindergarten Social Studies Worksheet - Challenge Me
Circle the picture.
Who helps keep the street safe?
Who works in the library?
Who paints pictures?
Who works at the fire station?
Who works at the hospital?
Who grows food on a farm?
Who works in the classroom?
Who cooks food in a kitchen?
People have jobs so a community gets the things it needs: a doctor helps sick people, a firefighter puts out fires, a farmer grows food, a librarian helps readers find books, a builder makes houses, an artist paints, a chef cooks, a pilot flies, and a police officer helps keep the street safe. On this page every item is the same job. A grown-up reads one short question that starts with who, and the child circles the picture of the worker who does it.
Support pages use three pictures with workers whose jobs are very different. Standard pages use wrong pictures from other jobs. Challenge pages use four pictures and ask who works at a place, such as the library or the fire station. Ask your child to say what the worker is doing in the picture. Any person can train for any of these jobs.
C3 Framework standard: D2.Eco.3.K-2
Ask: who puts out fires? The child looks at the pictures, sees the firefighter, and circles it.
Choosing a worker because of one thing they carry. Listen to the job in the question and match what the worker does.
Listen to the job in the question, then find the worker who does it.
Choosing a worker because of one thing they carry. Listen to the job in the question and match what the worker does.
Listen to the job in the question, then find the worker who does it.
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