Last year I released some Community Workers printables for the older kids, so this year I thought I would give you some for your little ones to enjoy too! You can now download the Community Workers Tot & PreK-K Pack and Emergent Readers. Both of these are great as mini units or combine them with a larger unit for added learning. Don’t miss all my other Tot Packs and Emergent Readers!!

Tot/PreK-K Pack Includes:
- Wall Word Cards
- Prewriting Practice
- Clip Cards
- Letter coloring page
- Beginning Sounds
- Word tracing
- Read, Trace, Build Write pages
- 3-part cards
- What comes next? sequencing practice
- Which one is different?
- Patterning practice
- Graph and Roll game
- Puzzles
- Dot Marker Pages
Community Workers are our friends. Some keep us safe and some keep our cities beautiful. Whatever their job, it is important that children know them. This pack is geared toward children ages 2-5 years old.

You can also snag these SUPER CUTE Community Workers Emergent Readers to help them practice reading alongside big brother and/or sister. These are a fun way to introduce little ones to all those who work and help in our communities.
Emergent Readers Include:
- Sight word(s) based on the picture
- Short sentences including the sight word(s)
- Sight word(s) is not traceable in the sentence
- Fill-in-the-blank word(s)
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Here are some books you might like to read as you work through this pack.
Community Helpers from A to Z by Bobbie Kalman
Delivering Your Mail by Ann Owen
Let’s Meet a Construction Worker by Bridget Heos
Let’s Meet a Police Officer by Gina Bellisario
Let’s Meet a Doctor by Bridget Heos
Let’s Meet a Firefighter by Gina Bellisario
Community Workers are our friends. Some keep us safe and some keep our cities beautiful. Whatever their job, it is important that children know them. These fun Emergent Readers are geared toward Preschool – Kindergarten readers. Includes 4 levels of readers in full color and/or black and white for fun, colorable pages.



Annette lived many years as an exhausted wife of 1 and mother of 6. Grab your fuzzy blanket, pour your favorite drink, and browse through our encouraging tips, printables, and curriculum options. Read more about me and the ministry here at In All You Do