Role Within the Family
This is the title given to the adult woman who takes care of you at home and calls you her child.
Mommy.
This is the title of the adult who stands at the front of the classroom, leads circle time, and helps you learn new things.
The teacher.
This brave community helper drives a big red truck with sirens and puts out dangerous fires in your town.
This is the name for the building where you sleep, eat dinner, play, and do your daily homeschool lessons.
Your house; Home.
This is the word for the important safety instructions we must follow at the store, park, or home, like 'hold an adult's hand in the parking lot'.
Rules.
This is your role or title if you are a boy who has a sibling.
Brother.
This is the word used to describe all the other children who sit with you, play with you, and learn with you in your classroom.
Classmates; Other students.
This helper wears a badge, drives a police car, and works hard to keep all the families in Tangipahoa Parish safe.
A police officer.
This is the place in your town you visit when you want to slide down slides, swing on swings, and run in the green grass with other kids.
This is what you are doing when you stand quietly with your family at the store checkout counter instead of pulling things off the shelves.
Waiting patiently; Listening.
This is your role or title if you are a girl who has a sibling.
Sister.
This is your daily job during school lunchtime to make sure your trash doesn't stay on the table.
Throwing away your trash; Cleaning up.
You visit this community helper at a clinic or hospital when you feel sick so they can check your heartbeat and help you feel better.
A Doctor; A Nurse.
This is the quiet building your family visits to check out new reading books, puzzles, and movies for your school week.
The library.
This red, eight-sided sign on the road tells your parents exactly what to do with the car at a crossroad so everyone stays safe.
A stop sign.
This is your job at home when you finish playing and need to put your toys back in their baskets.
Helper; To clean up.
This is what you are being when you share your crayons and take turns on the playground slides with your friends.
Friendly; Kind; Generous.
This community helper delivers packages, bills, and letters directly to the mailbox outside your house.
Mailman; Mail Carrier
This is the business your family visits to buy food, milk, cereal, and snacks for the week.
The grocery store; Store.
This is the polite phrase you should always say to a store clerk or a friend when they hand you an item or help you out.
Thank you.
These two older people are the parents of your mom or dad.
Grandparents. Nana; Mimi; MawMaw; PawPaw.
This is the special classroom job given to the student who gets to stand at the front of the line when walking down the hallway.
The line leader.
This helper works behind the desk at a big building in town, helps you find books about dinosaurs or space, and stamps them so you can read them at home.
A librarian.
This is the name of the broad parish you live in, which includes towns like Hammond, Ponchatoula, and Amite.
Tangipahoa Parish.
This is what you are doing when you help your family pick up plastic bottles off the ground at the park to keep Tangipahoa Parish looking beautiful.
Taking care of the community; Cleaning up; Being a good person; Being a good citizen.