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Community Helpers on Our Street

  • Kindergarten
  • Career Education
  • 55 s
  • British Columbia
  • BCK-CA-05

A street fills up one stop at a time with five community helpers: a baker with bread at the bakery, a nurse at the clinic, a firefighter at the fire station, a bus driver beside a bus, and a librarian with a book at the library. The helpers are counted from one to five and wave, viewers are asked which job they would like to do, and the video ends on the recap that community helpers do jobs that help us all.

Concept: Community helpers: jobs people do in a neighbourhood

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The question this lesson answers

Who helps us in our neighbourhood?

Let's take a walk down our street.

Transcript

What the lesson says

Who helps us in our neighbourhood?

Let's take a walk down our street.

A baker bakes fresh bread for us.

A nurse cares for people who are sick or hurt.

A firefighter puts out fires to keep us safe.

A bus driver takes us where we need to go.

A librarian helps us find books to read.

Let's count: one, two, three, four, five helpers.

These people are all called community helpers.

Which job would you like to do one day?

Community helpers do jobs that help us all.

Curriculum

Where this fits

British Columbia, Kindergarten

Career Education, Career education: jobs in the local communityBCK-CA-05

Previous: Helping Out at Home and at School

The outcomes and strands follow the British Columbia curriculum.

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