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This document lists various community helpers such as construction workers, police officers, bakers, firefighters, painters, nurses, ship captains, scientists, cowboys, farmers, postal workers, teachers, grocers, dentists, and doctors; some community helpers like teachers and doctors do not typically wear hats as part of their job.
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This document lists various community helpers such as construction workers, police officers, bakers, fire fighters, painters, nurses, ship captains, scientists, cowboys, farmers, and postal workers who typically wear hats as part of their uniform or job. It also notes that some community helpers like teachers, grocers, dentists, and doctors generally do not wear hats as part of their work.
Communityhelpers
This document lists various community helpers such as construction workers, police officers, bakers, fire fighters, painters, nurses, ship captains, scientists, cowboys, farmers, and postal workers who typically wear hats as part of their uniform or job. It also notes that some community helpers like teachers, grocers, dentists, and doctors generally do not wear hats as part of their work.
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This document lists various community helpers such as construction workers, police officers, bakers, fire fighters, painters, nurses, ship captains, scientists, cowboys, farmers, postal workers, teachers, grocers, dentists, and doctors. It notes that some community helpers like teachers, grocers, dentists, and doctors do not typically wear hats as part of their job.
COMMUNITY HELPERS
This document describes the roles of various community helpers. It discusses what doctors, dentists, nurses, police officers, traffic police officers, farmers, vegetable vendors, gardeners, carpenters, electricians, plumbers, barbers, tailors, cobblers, sweepers, teachers, fire fighters, postmen, painters, bakers, chefs, green grocers, and astronauts do. It provides details about their uniforms, tools, and responsibilities.
Community helpers
This document discusses various community helpers such as firefighters, doctors, nurses, teachers, police officers, bus drivers, taxi drivers, dentists, hairdressers, veterinarians, waiters, waitresses, mail carriers and their roles in a community. It notes that community helpers usually wear uniforms and are important in a society because they support people's needs. The conclusion emphasizes that community helpers are necessary for a society.
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The document is a story about a girl named Erica attending her father's 50th birthday party with her mother Anne. As guests arrive, Anne introduces Erica to various community helpers like a baker, carpenter, doctor, mail woman, nurse, firefighter, plumber, farmer, and teacher, describing their professions. At the end, Erica expresses interest in becoming a community helper.
Community helpers
Community helpers include doctors and farmers. Doctors treat illnesses and injuries using tools like stethoscopes, needles, gloves, and thermometers. They give medicine and take temperatures. Farmers plant crops or raise animals, using tools like shovels and cutlasses. Farmers plow fields and water crops.
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This document lists various community helpers such as construction workers, police officers, bakers, fire fighters, painters, nurses, ship captains, scientists, cowboys, farmers, and postal workers who typically wear hats as part of their uniform or job. It also notes that some community helpers like teachers, grocers, dentists, and doctors generally do not wear hats as part of their work.
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This document lists various community helpers such as construction workers, police officers, bakers, fire fighters, painters, nurses, ship captains, scientists, cowboys, farmers, postal workers, teachers, grocers, dentists, and doctors. It notes that some community helpers like teachers, grocers, dentists, and doctors do not typically wear hats as part of their job.
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This document describes the roles of various community helpers. It discusses what doctors, dentists, nurses, police officers, traffic police officers, farmers, vegetable vendors, gardeners, carpenters, electricians, plumbers, barbers, tailors, cobblers, sweepers, teachers, fire fighters, postmen, painters, bakers, chefs, green grocers, and astronauts do. It provides details about their uniforms, tools, and responsibilities.
Community helpers
This document discusses various community helpers such as firefighters, doctors, nurses, teachers, police officers, bus drivers, taxi drivers, dentists, hairdressers, veterinarians, waiters, waitresses, mail carriers and their roles in a community. It notes that community helpers usually wear uniforms and are important in a society because they support people's needs. The conclusion emphasizes that community helpers are necessary for a society.
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The document is a story about a girl named Erica attending her father's 50th birthday party with her mother Anne. As guests arrive, Anne introduces Erica to various community helpers like a baker, carpenter, doctor, mail woman, nurse, firefighter, plumber, farmer, and teacher, describing their professions. At the end, Erica expresses interest in becoming a community helper.
Community helpers
Community helpers include doctors and farmers. Doctors treat illnesses and injuries using tools like stethoscopes, needles, gloves, and thermometers. They give medicine and take temperatures. Farmers plant crops or raise animals, using tools like shovels and cutlasses. Farmers plow fields and water crops.
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Community helpers
- 1. Who wears these hats? Community Helpers
- 4. Baker
- 5. Fire Fighter
- 6. Painter
- 7. Nurse
- 8. Ship Captain
- 9. Scientist
- 10. Cowboy
- 11. Farmer
- 13. Some helpers do not wear a hat. Who are these helpers?
- 14. teacher
- 15. Grocer
- 16. Dentist
- 17. Doctor