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Crossing Guard Worksheet for Ages 4–5

A community-helpers worksheet for ages 4–5: trace the words CROSSING GUARD, match the guard to the stop sign, vest and crosswalk, circle the safe crossing rules, count the stop signs and draw yourself crossing safely — on screen or on paper.

THE WORKSHEET

The full sheet, exactly as the artist drew it.

See the whole sheet, download the original file or print it from your browser. Want your child to solve it on screen first? The interactive version lives at preschool/4-years/community-helpers-and-our-neighborhood/worksheets/crossing-guard/ / — same sheet, drawing layer included.

The full Crossing Guard community-helpers worksheet: Trace CROSSING GUARD, match the crossing guard to the stop sign, the vest and the crosswalk, circle the safe street-crossing rules, count the stop signs and draw yourself crossing safely.
HOW TO USE IT

The five steps on the sheet.

  1. 1

    Trace

    Trace the dotted words CROSSING GUARD — two words, one letter at a time.

  2. 2

    Match

    Draw a line from the crossing guard to the stop sign, the vest and the crosswalk.

  3. 3

    Circle

    Four rules sit in the grid, each written in words — circle every SAFE way to cross the street. One of the four is a big mistake!

  4. 4

    Count

    Count the stop signs, then write the number in the box.

  5. 5

    Draw

    Draw yourself crossing safely in the big box — crosswalk stripes, looking eyes, and a grown-up’s hand.

Before you start, have the words ready: A crossing guard stops traffic so children can cross: the stop sign tells cars to wait, the bright vest makes the guard easy to see, and the crosswalk is the one place feet belong on the road. The rules: look left, right, then left again; raise your hand and wait; use the crosswalk — never run across.

WHY IT HELPS

What this worksheet teaches.

What a crossing guard does at the corner, the four rules of a safe street crossing, and which rules are safe and which are not — plus how to write the words CROSSING GUARD.

Street crossing is the highest-stakes skill on the whole neighborhood walk, and rehearsal is what makes it stick. Sorting safe from unsafe rules lets your child explain the WHY back to you — a far stronger memory than a rule recited once.

  • Community helper vocabulary
  • Tool matching
  • Street-safety rules
  • Safe-versus-unsafe sorting
  • Word tracing
  • Safety drawing
FOR GROWN-UPS

Tips, questions and practice.

Say before you start: "This is a crossing guard — the helper who keeps the corner safe. Trace the two words, then connect the stop sign, the vest and the crosswalk. Now read the four rules together: which ones are safe? Count the stop signs, and then draw YOU crossing — stripes, eyes left and right, hand in hand."

Questions to ask: "What does the stop sign tell the cars?" "Which three rules are safe?" "Why do we look left, right, then left again?" "Who holds your hand at the crossing — and when may you cross alone?"

Parent tips: Walk to a real crossing this week and act out all four rules — look left, right, then left again, hand raised at the curb, crosswalk only, walking feet. Practised feet are safe feet, and the guard’s wave is a friend’s wave.

Home practice: On every walk this week, let your child be the crossing captain: stop at the curb, look left-right-left, hold hands, walk. Ten real crossings beat ten worksheets — and you will both know the rules by heart.

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