🌍 Social StudiesLevel 1Lesson 33
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My Community Poster

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Learning Objectives

  • 1Create a community poster that shows the people, places, and values that make my neighborhood special
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Mini Lesson

You have learned so much about communities this year! Now it is time to put it all together — by making a community poster about the place you live.

What goes on a community poster?

  • People: helpers in your community — teachers, firefighters, doctors, neighbors.
  • Places: important buildings and locations — school, library, park, market, place of worship.
  • Values: the things your community cares about — kindness, respect, cooperation, honesty.
  • Your name and city: every poster starts with "My Community: ___."

How to make your poster

  • Use a large sheet of paper or poster board.
  • Draw at least three places in your community and label each one.
  • Draw at least two community helpers and write what they do.
  • Write one sentence about a value your community lives by.
  • Decorate with colors that represent your community.

Why does this matter?

  • A community poster shows pride in where you live.
  • It helps you think about who contributes to making your neighborhood a good place.
  • Sharing your poster teaches others about your community.
A sample community poster layout showing a title, places, helpers, and a values sentenceA poster template with "My Community" as the title, three labeled place drawings, two helper figures, and a values sentence at the bottom.My Community: ___________SchoolParkLibraryTeacherFirefighterMy community values: kindness and cooperation.
A sample layout — title, three labeled places, two helpers, and a values sentence.
The four ingredients of a community: people, places, values, and cooperationFour quadrants each showing one ingredient of a strong community, connected by a central heart.CommunityPeopleHelpers, families,neighbors, teachersPlacesSchool, park, library,market, playgroundValuesKindness, respect,honesty, fairnessWorkingTogetherEveryone contributes
The four ingredients of a strong community — people, places, values, and cooperation.
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Ask yourself: "What three things would I most want to show someone about my community?

Vocabulary
Community
A group of people who live, work, or learn near each othere.g. My street is part of my community.
Poster
A big paper with pictures and words that tells about a topice.g. My poster shows places in my town.
Helper
Someone in the community whose job is to help others, like a doctor or teachere.g. A firefighter is a community helper.
Neighbor
A person who lives near youe.g. I drew my neighbor on my poster.
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