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Community Helper Coloring Pages

Gullu's Helpers land shows the people who keep our towns running in 24 coloring pages, each helper drawn as a smiling kid in uniform. They suit preschool, kindergarten and early-grade children, and most pages have plenty of detail, with pockets, badges, tools and buttons to fill. You will find a firefighter with a hose, a doctor, a nurse holding a teddy bear, a police officer, a mail carrier, a teacher at an easel and a bus driver behind the wheel. There are also a chef, a baker with a tray of buns, two vets with puppies, a dentist with a giant toothbrush, a pilot, a builder, a plumber, a scientist with a bubbling flask, an astronaut, a lifeguard, a crossing guard, a zookeeper holding a baby penguin and more. The Firefighter is free to print at home or school; the rest are colored in the Gullu app.

24 pictures to color

What kids practice

Community helper pages give kids words for real jobs and the tools that go with them, like a stethoscope, a hard hat, a wrench or a stop sign. They are a natural fit for preschool and kindergarten community units. Children can talk about how each helper keeps people safe and healthy, practice safety habits, and imagine what they want to be. The detailed uniforms build careful hand control.

Ideas for home and the classroom

  • Play a matching game: show a tool like a hose, stethoscope, wrench or toothbrush, and have kids find the helper page that uses it.
  • Ask each child to color the helper they would like to be, then dress up and tell the class what that job does.
  • Color the crossing guard, police officer and firefighter, then practice safety steps like crossing with a grown-up and stop, drop and roll.
FAQ

Community Helper Coloring Pages: questions

What community helper coloring pages work for preschool?

The firefighter, doctor, police officer, mail carrier, teacher, bus driver and nurse are the classic picks for a preschool community helpers unit, because kids meet these helpers in daily life. The dentist page has the fewest small parts, so it is a good first choice. Most other helper pages are detailed and suit older preschoolers and up.

Can I print these community helper pages for my classroom?

The Firefighter page is free to print for personal and classroom use, so you can copy it for a careers day, a community unit or a fire safety week. Print as many copies as your class needs. The other helper pages are colored in the Gullu app. Please do not sell the page or include it in products that are sold.

Which jobs are included in the helper coloring pages?

There are 24 helpers: firefighter, doctor, nurse, police officer, mail carrier, chef, baker, teacher, two vets, builder, dentist, pilot, bus driver, librarian, gardener, lifeguard, scientist, astronaut, crossing guard, plumber, farmer, zookeeper and cleaner. That mix covers health, safety, school, food, travel and science, so every child can find a job that interests them.

How can I use helper coloring pages to talk about safety?

Pick the pages that connect to a simple safety habit. The crossing guard leads to crossing streets with a grown-up, the firefighter to stop, drop and roll, the police officer to asking for help when lost, the dentist to brushing teeth, and the lifeguard to swimming only when an adult is watching. Kids remember better when they color while they talk.

Color the whole Helpers land in Gullu

In the Gullu app, the Helpers land holds these 24 pages on the world map, with a magic brush, glitter, stickers and a gold star when every page is done. The first page is free on iPhone, iPad and Mac, and free to print here.