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People Help in Different Homes

Identify helpful actions without assuming one family structure. A complete set with exploration, practice and application. Use the linked unit for the learning sequence and teaching guide.

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Different homes

People live in different kinds of families and homes. People can help by putting things away, sharing tasks and asking for help when needed. An adult reads these directions.

Use the material to work through each task. Show the requested response.

1.Which action helps keep a shared space ready?

Put books away

Hide every book

Leave a spill

2.Name a helpful action someone can do at home.

3.Sort the cards.

APut supplies away

BAsk for help

CLeave a spill

DBlock a doorway

Helpful

Needs a change

4.Draw a person helping in a pretend home.

5.Why can people share tasks?

6.Must every home have the same people and routines?

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Different homes

People live in different kinds of families and homes. People can help by putting things away, sharing tasks and asking for help when needed. An adult reads these directions.

Use the material to work through each task. Show the requested response.

1.Which action helps keep a shared space ready?

Answer: Put books away

Putting books away helps others find them.

2.Name a helpful action someone can do at home.

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Names a practical helpful action.

One possible response: Put toys away.

3.Sort the cards.

Helpful: Put supplies away; Ask for help
Needs a change: Leave a spill; Block a doorway

Focus on actions, not labels for people.

4.Draw a person helping in a pretend home.

Look for

Shows a helpful action.

One possible response: A person putting books on a shelf.

5.Why can people share tasks?

Look for

Gives a relevant reason.

One possible response: Sharing makes work manageable and supports others.

6.Must every home have the same people and routines?

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Respects different arrangements.

One possible response: No. Homes and routines differ.

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Review the key words and representations in People Help in Different Homes. Use the Explore activity to check readiness before removing support.

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Begin with: Which action helps keep a shared space ready?
Connect the response to: Sort the cards.
Ask students to apply the idea: Why can people share tasks?

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Accepting an answer without checking whether it uses the material and satisfies the requested relationship or criteria.

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Continue to People Help in Different Homes: Apply and Create.

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