Creating to Teach

Use these cards when teaching children all about Community Helpers. Print them twice and you have a matching game. These cards are so handy, they can also be used to help children spell the names of these jobs correctly.

Here you have 10 pages of beautiful clip art and photos that make up farm animals , foods, and a fruit matching game. Words are provided in English and Spanish. Perfect for the early intervention provider!

This is a sheet of Smiley Scholar Dollars. Use these as a behavior management tool in your classroom. Children love to earn dollars and it makes a great math lesson at the end of the week! I use pencils, erasers and other inexpensive items as prizes. You can also use free coupons for children to redeem. for something as simple as lunch with the teacher or 15 minute free computer time :)

This short book has a lot of pictures of community helpers. Create a chart on chart paper and have children match the name to the picture. Then use this child friendly book to have them fill in on their own with the chart as a guide. Finally, on the last page, your students will have the opportunity to fill in the sentence :When I grow up I want to be a-----, and they can draw a picture of themselves in the frame provided. What a great way to survey children as to what career choice they hav

Use these cards to play a matching game or just to help your students identify some community helpers.