What is a community?
Types of communities
Helping our community
Comparing communities
Daily life in a community
100

What is a community?

A group of people living in the same place or having something in common

100

What are the three main types of communities?

Rural, Urban, Suburban

100

What do police officers do for their community?

Enforce laws and keep people safe.

100

What kind of community does Justin live in?

A small town in Nunavut (Northern community).

100

Name one type of building you might see in your community.

Examples: school, grocery store, house, temple.

200

Name one way people in a community help each other.

keep the community clean, teach, build, grow food, etc.

200

Which type of community has many tall buildings and a large population?

Urban

200

What do daycare workers do for the community?

Make sure children are supervised and safe.

200

What kind of community does Sasha live in?

A Reserve community in southern Saskatchewan.

200

How do people travel in your community?

Car, bus, walking, biking, etc.

300

What are two things that make a community a good place to live?

People work together, follow rules, help others, etc.

300

Which type of community has farms and few paved roads?

Rural

300

What do construction workers do?

They build places to live and work for safety and warmth.

300

What is one difference between Sasha’s community and your community?

Examples: number of people, buildings, no strangers, no school. etc.

300

What do people do for fun in your community?

Go to parks, play sports, visit playgrounds, play video games, etc.

400

True or False: You can only belong to one community.

False — you can belong to many (family, school, city, etc.).

400

Which type of community is found close to a city?

Suburban

400

Name one more job that helps your community and explain how.

Answers vary: teachers, doctors, construction workers, etc.

400

What is one similarity between Justin’s community and your community?

Both have schools, both are in Canada, both have snow, etc.

400

What kinds of jobs are common where you live?

Answers vary — nurses, teachers, store workers, police officers, etc.

500

List the 5 communities you are part of, from smallest to largest.

home, school, city, province, country, continent, planet, solar system.

500

Name one difference between rural and urban communities.

Example: rural = fewer people, more farms; urban = many people, tall buildings.

500

Why is it important that people have different jobs in a community?

Because everyone’s work helps meet people’s needs.

500

What is one difference between Justin’s and Sasha’s communities?

Examples: climate, number of people, type of land (farm land versus permafrost), etc.

500

How do communities meet people’s needs and wants?

By providing food, shelter, jobs, education, safety, etc.

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