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The Helper Letter at Juniper Towers

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The Helper Letter at Juniper Towers

Learn how neighborhood helpers keep people safe and healthy.

Listen to the letter

Listen as your teacher reads the letter. Then answer the questions.

A Letter for the Lobby Board

Dear neighbors, Our Juniper Towers neighborhood has helpers in many places. At Engine House 8, firefighter Ms. Rivera checks hoses and trucks. At the clinic, nurse Amina helps a person with a sore knee. On 8th Avenue, crossing guard Mr. Chen holds up a stop sign while children cross. Near the subway entrance, police officer Mr. Brooks helps people stay safe. I drew four helper badges for our lobby board. Love, Tessa.

1.
What is Tessa's letter mostly about?
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2.
A child has a sore knee. Which helper from the letter could help?
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3.
Smoke is coming from a building. Which helper would be ready to help?
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4.
Which helper from the letter works on 8th Avenue while children cross?
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5.
Someone feels unsafe near the subway entrance. Which helper from the letter works near that place?
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Think about the helpers

Think about what each helper does. Then answer.

6.
Why does Mr. Chen hold up a stop sign?
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7.
How are Nurse Amina and Ms. Rivera's jobs different?
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8.
What do all four helpers in Tessa's letter have in common?
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9.
Which helper and place belong together?
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10.
Tessa visits the clinic and then goes to 8th Avenue. Name the helper at each place and tell one job each helper does.