Use different activities to help children engage in the lessons. Incorporate songs, rhymes, and poems about the community helper in the spotlight. Use fun crafts and projects to develop their creativity as well.  Teach children critical thinking skills as they try to compare community helpers’ jobs. They can find similarities and differences in their uniforms, tools, and workplace. Show videos of these workers in the field for children to associate them with real life.  Discuss the possible ways children have to encounter them and talk about the help they have provided. If possible, invite a real-life community helper to talk about the job or take a field trip to their workplace.  For example, children may visit a fire station. They can explore the different tools firefighters use and their uniforms and discuss what happens in a day if they are on duty.  Children may also try out being a mailman by going to the post office and understanding the process of sending and delivering packages and letters.  As children become aware of these different jobs, it allows them to think about their possible careers in the future.