Community Helpers Social Studies Worksheet

This community places worksheet shows a clinic, library, and cafe in a small pretend town. Read three everyday-need clues and choose the letter of the place that can help. The buildings are labeled A, B, and C, so read their names before using a position or letter as an answer.

On this page, A is the clinic, B is the library, C is the cafe. The clinic provides care when someone feels sick, the library lends books, and the cafe serves cooked food. The three clue answers are A for care, B for borrowing a book, and C for a cooked meal. Point to the named building and explain its use before recording the response.

Keep the discussion tied to the need in each clue. A building’s color or place on the page is not the reason it helps. An adult can read the words and explain an unfamiliar place, while the child chooses the connection. The town is an illustration for practice; local buildings may look different and offer additional services.

Explore the community helpers collection for related practice. Use the Family Learning Planner to save a suitable next activity. Work through a few examples with time to explain a choice. After checking the page, try one spoken example using a familiar place, activity, or object while keeping the same skill in focus.