Grade 6 · SEL · Lesson 22

Community care projects

A community is the group of people you share a place with — your class, your school, your street, your neighborhood, your family. A community care project is a small action you plan and run on purpose to meet a real need in that group. The need might be tiny (litter on the play area) or quietly huge (someone who feels invisible). Either way, a careful plan turns good intentions into a real result.

What this lesson teaches

1Identify a real need in the school, neighborhood or family that a small care project could meet
2Plan a project using the five steps — identify need, set goal, gather materials, recruit helpers, run and reflect
3Match each project need to a specific care action that addresses it
4Describe the beneficiary and impact of a chosen community care project

🔒 Member-only content

Unlock the full lesson

Subscribe to access the complete mini-lesson, guided practice, interactive exercises, and printable PDF for this lesson — plus all 1,680 lessons across grades 1–6.

See membership plans Try a free lesson first

The first lesson of every subject is free — no account required.