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Community Workers

a boy puts coins in a piggy bank

Your child will learn about a worker in your community and what they do for their job.

Social Studies

Level 4: 3 - 4 Years

30m

Helpful Actions All Around

kids concentrate while playing a game

Your child will learn to identify others’ helpful actions, and how they control their actions and words.

Approaches to Learning

Level 5: 4 - 5 Years

Varies

Meet A Community Helper

a boy talks to a firefighter

Your child will learn the role of a community worker.

Social Studies

Level 5: 4 - 5 Years

1hr

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