How it works
This helping others worksheet, kindergarten size, prints four boxes, each headed by a frame such as I can help water the ___. Children draw themselves helping, then finish the line on the rows under the picture.
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Four sets of eight
Set changes the frames: At home, At school, Outdoors and in town, or Someone helped me, where the child names a helper: A friend helped me ___. All 32 frames are listed under the tool.
Bigger boxes, or more
Boxes prints 1 to 8 frames a page. One box leaves a full page for a drawing; two suit children who draw big.
Your own frames
Type your own lines in the box above the sheet, one per line, up to nine: I can help our class pet by ___. What you type replaces the sample.
- For children who are not writing yet, Kind of sheet under More options has Boxes to draw in.
Questions and answers
What is on a helping others worksheet for kindergarten?
A Name line and four boxes. Each box starts a sentence about helping, such as I can help fold the ___, with room to draw and rows to finish it on.
Can the child draw without writing?
Yes. Under More options, Kind of sheet has Boxes to draw in, which leaves out the rows. An adult can write the child's words under each picture afterward.
Is there a set about people who help us?
One set, Someone helped me, turns the frame around: ___ helped me reach the ___. A helper in my town is a ___. The child chooses who to name; the sheet lists no jobs.