How it works
Grown-ups look after us at home, at school and at care.
A teacher, a carer or a grandparent can be a grown-up who looks after you.
Different families have different grown-ups. We can ask them for help, and tell them when we feel sad or worried.
Worked examples
Ask for help
- Kit's shoe will not go on.
- He says, please help me.
- His grown-up comes right away, and click, click goes the shoe.
A hug when we are sad
- When Kit felt sad, he ran to his grown-up.
- He got a hug.
- Grown-ups help us stay safe and well.
Draw your grown-ups
- Draw the grown-ups who look after you.
- Show your picture to a grown-up.
- Say thank you, and talk about how they help.
A taste of the worksheets
These are some of the questions on the sets. The printable sheets have more and an answer key.
- Circle the people who look after children. 🧑🏫 A teacher / 🧸 A teddy bear / 🫶 A carer / 🏡 A grown-up at home / 🚗 A toy car
- Kit feels sad. What does he do? 🤗 Runs to a grown-up / 🙈 Hides / 😶 Stays quiet
- True or false? Do different families have different grown-ups?