Helping Hero Worksheet
Helping Hero Portrait
Draw your trusted adult at school!
Name:
Date:
Trusted adults wear a Staff Badge. Who helps you at school? Draw them in the frame below!
My Helper's Name
Teacher: Use a highlighter to write the adult's name for the student to trace.
Badge Detectives Slides
Badge Detectives
Finding Our Trusted Adults at School
What is a "Trusted Adult"?
A grown-up who keeps us safe.
Someone we can talk to if we are sad or hurt.
How do we find them?
Look for the Secret Clue!
The Staff Badge
Every grown-up at our school wears one on their shirt!
Our Helping Heroes
Teachers
They help us learn!
Principal
They help the school!
Lunch Heroes
They help us eat!
Your Turn!
Draw a picture of a trusted adult with their staff badge. We will help you write their name!
Helping Hands Teacher Guide
Teacher Resource
Helping Hands
Identifying Trusted Adults at School
20-30 Minutes
Objectives
- Define "Trusted Adult" in age-appropriate ways.
- Identify Staff Badges as a visual marker of safety.
- Create a portrait of a specific trusted adult.
Materials
- • Badge Detective Slides
- • Helping Hero Worksheet
- • Crayons & Markers
- • Yellow Highlighter
- • Teacher's own staff badge
1 The Circle Chat
Show your staff badge. Ask: "What is this card? What do you think it's for?"
Explain that the badge is a safety badge. It tells kids that this grown-up is a helper.
"Look for someone with this badge if you ever need a helping hand."
2 Badge Detectives
Use the Slides to reinforce the concept. Point out that many different helpers (teachers, principals, lunch staff) all wear badges.
Goal: Help students realize that safety comes in many forms at school.
3 Hero Portrait
Students draw a trusted adult on their worksheet.
- Ask them to draw the badge!
- Use a highlighter to write the adult's name for them to trace.
Badge Parade
Take a "Badge Hunt" walk. When kids spot a badge, they can give a silent thumbs-up!