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糖心Vlog

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25 September 2026

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pdf, 13.71 MB

Community Helpers, Autism Worksheets, Special Education, Who Is It, Receptive Language, Vocabulary, Speech Therapy, Independent Work Tasks.

This resource helps students identify Community Helpers using clear real photos and simple structured activities. Designed for Autism and Special Education, it supports receptive language, vocabulary development, and independent learning.

Students are asked to circle the correct answer from three options, making this activity ideal for building visual discrimination and identification skills.

The resource includes two differentiated levels:

  • Level 1: Visual recognition (no reading required)
  • Level 2: Reading and comprehension (with word labels)

This structure allows teachers to move from supported learning to independent practice, making it suitable for a wide range of abilities.

What鈥檚 Included:
40 Community Helpers Worksheets
2 Levels of difficulty
Realistic photos for better understanding
Clear and consistent layout (low distraction)
Print-ready US Letter PDF (CMYK optimized)

How to Use in the Classroom:
Use during independent work time
Include in task boxes or learning stations
Use for 1:1 teaching or small groups
Print and laminate for repeated use

Ideal For:
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
Speech and Language Therapy
Early Years / Kindergarten
ESL / EAL learners
Life Skills and Functional Learning

Get this resource as part of a bundle and save up to 29%

A bundle is a package of resources grouped together to teach a particular topic, or a series of lessons, in one place.

Bundle

Community Helpers Worksheets & Cards Bundle

# Community Helpers Worksheets & Cards Bundle Teach **community helpers** with **real-photo worksheets and task cards** for **autism, SEN and speech therapy**, covering jobs, tools, actions and workplaces. This **Community Helpers Bundle** brings together five complementary resources designed to help students recognise community workers, understand **what they do**, identify **the tools they use**, and learn **where they work**. The activities use clear layouts, realistic visuals and structured response formats to support **vocabulary**, **receptive language**, **WH questions**, **visual discrimination**, comprehension and independent learning. ## What's Included ### 1. [Identifying Tools from Choices 鈥� 30 Community Helpers | Autism & Special Education](/teaching-resource/identifying-tools-from-choices-30-community-helpers-autism-and-special-education-13344339) Students identify the correct **tools used by community helpers** from visual choices. This activity supports: - Community helper recognition - Tool vocabulary - Visual discrimination - Receptive language - Multiple-choice responding - Independent practice --- ### 2. [Community Helpers Cut & Paste Worksheets | Real Photos Tools Matching Activity](/teaching-resource/community-helpers-cut-and-paste-worksheets-real-photos-tools-matching-activity-13340773) Hands-on **cut-and-paste worksheets** where students match community helpers with the tools they use. Students practise: - Community helper vocabulary - Tool identification - Matching - Cutting and pasting - Fine motor skills - Visual attention --- ### 3. [Community Helpers Who Is It Worksheets](/teaching-resource/community-helpers-who-is-it-worksheets-13460282) Structured **Who? questions** help students identify community helpers from visual choices. These worksheets support: - **Who questions** - Community helper identification - Vocabulary development - Reading comprehension - Visual discrimination - Differentiated practice --- ### 4. [Community Helpers 鈥� What Do They Do? | Speech Therapy & Special Education Worksheets](/teaching-resource/community-helpers-what-do-they-do-speech-therapy-and-special-education-worksheets-13333484) Students learn **what different community helpers do** through structured questions and visual answer choices. Skills include: - Understanding job roles - **What questions** - Receptive language - Functional vocabulary - Reading comprehension - Speech and language practice --- ### 5. [Community Helpers 鈥� Where Do They Work? Speech Therapy Cards](/teaching-resource/community-helpers-where-do-they-work-speech-therapy-cards-13332320) Students identify **where community helpers work** while practising structured **Where? questions**. Ideal for developing: - **Where questions** - Workplace vocabulary - Community knowledge - Receptive language - Multiple-choice skills - Speech and language development ## Skills Targeted This bundle supports: - **Community helpers vocabulary** - **WH questions** - Job and workplace identification - Tool identification - Receptive language - Visual discrimination - Matching - Reading comprehension - Fine motor skills - Independent work skills ## Ideal For This resource is especially suitable for: - **Autism** - **Special Education** - **SEN** - **Speech and Language Therapy** - Early Years - Primary students - ESL / EAL learners - Homeschool - Intervention - Small-group teaching - 1:1 instruction ## Ways to Use This Bundle Use the activities for: - Direct teaching - Independent work - Learning centres - Task boxes - Speech therapy sessions - Small groups - Morning work - Intervention - Homework - Laminated reusable activities ## Why Buy the Bundle? Buying the complete bundle gives you a structured set of activities covering the main **community helpers concepts**: **Who is it? 鈫� What do they do? 鈫� What tools do they use? 鈫� Where do they work?** This makes it easy to move from basic identification to broader language comprehension while keeping the visuals and teaching topic consistent across activities.

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