Community Helpers for Kids

Community Helpers for Kids for Class 2 EVS

This concept, community helpers for kids, creates awareness among students regarding the people who make our lives convenient, like electricians, sweepers, masons, house-helps, etc. Here, the students will be introduced to the community helpers list that shows the people of different professions who help us.

After reading the concept, students will be able to:

• Understand the importance of community helpers in our daily life.
• Analyse the list of community helpers and their duties.
• Know about the benefits we receive from community helpers, like a teacher, the importance of farmers in the society, and what is an electrician?

Each concept is explained to class 2 students using descriptions, illustrations, and concept maps. After you go through a concept, assess your learning by solving the two printable worksheets given at the end of the page.
Download the worksheets and check your answers with the worksheet solutions for the concept Community Helpers for Kids provided in PDF format.

• We live in a community where many people do different kinds of work for their families.
• Some go to offices, some run shops and businesses, etc.
• People mainly work to earn money and meet their daily needs.
• Everybody chooses the work based on one’s capabilities, resources, and availability.

Contribution of Community Helpers:

 

Community Helpers:

i) Sweepers:

• Sweepers are hired to maintain cleanliness in public areas like parks, malls, walking areas, bus stands, railway stations, etc.
• They mainly sweep the areas around us and dump the collected waste properly.

ii) House help:

• An individual hired by our family to get help in household chores like cleaning, dusting, cooking, etc., is called house help.

iii) Vegetable vendor:

• One who sells vegetables is called a vegetable vendor or greengrocer.

iv) Postman:

• One who delivers our letters, parcels, or couriers is called a postman.
• The postman works at a post office.• The postman works at a post office.

v) Tailor:

• One who stitches clothes using fabrics is called a tailor.

vi) Cobbler:

• One who makes and repairs shoes is called a cobbler.

vii) Blacksmith:

• One who makes different things using iron is called a blacksmith.

viii) Baker:

• A person who sells baked items is called a baker.

ix) Doctor:

• One who treats sick and injured people is called a doctor. Nurses help the doctors.

x) Policemen:

• One who the government appoints to maintain law and order in the community is called a policeman.

xi) Plumber:

• A person who deals with the problems related to water flow in our homes is called a plumber

xii) Carpenter:

• A person who makes and repairs furniture is called a carpenter.

xiii) Chef:

• A person who cooks at restaurants and hotels is called a chef.

xiv) Waiter:

• A person who takes our orders and serves meals at a hotel or restaurant is called a waiter.

xv) Mason:

• A person who makes buildings is called a mason.

xvi) Architect

• The person who designs a building or an apartment is called an architect.

xvii) Electrician:

• The person who installs and repairs the electrical appliances is called an electrician.
• They also help fit the electrical wires while constructing a building or apartment.

xviii) Sanitation workers:

• People who are hired to maintain the sanitation system of a city or area are called sanitation workers.
• They take care of cleaning sewage systems and fumigating the neighbourhood areas to prevent mosquitoes and flies.

xix) Barber

• One who cuts our hair is called a barber.

xx) Teacher:

• One who teaches us different things is called a teacher.

xxi) Farmer

• One who works in fields to produce crops is called a farmer.

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