Learning Outcomes
Identifies community helpers. The child circles the delivery helper’s item and the seller in a market scene.
Connects jobs to everyday needs. The worksheet shows how one helper brings food and another helper offers it to shoppers.
Explains simple cause and effect. The child talks about what could happen if the food delivery did not arrive.

Market Helpers: Circle the Delivery and Seller
Community helper lessons can get wiggly fast, especially when children know the grocery store but do not yet notice all the jobs happening there. This page gives that everyday idea one clear job: look closely, circle, and talk.
On this printable picture-choice worksheet, your child studies a market scene with an elephant delivery helper and a beaver seller. First, the child circles what the delivery helper carries, choosing the carrot instead of the other pictures. Then the child circles the seller in the scene and explains how the two helpers work together so food can reach shoppers.
Use the page with a crayon and a quick conversation before circling. Ask, “Who is bringing something?” and “Who helps shoppers at the counter?” After your child marks the answers, invite one sentence about what might happen if the food did not arrive.
This worksheet is part of the Whizki Learning Preschool Social Studies Adventures set, offered in the Whizki Plus tier. The set uses illustrated preschool worksheets to connect familiar places, helpers, choices, and simple civic ideas with drawing, conversation, and observation.
Keep it short and concrete. Spend two minutes naming what you see, two minutes circling, and one or two minutes talking about the helpers. If your child is tired, stop after the first circle and come back later for the seller question.
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