Today, we're embarking on a thrilling journey to explore the world of police officers, who are brave individuals dedicated to keeping our communities safe. This creative printable activity is designed to teach children about the essential skills police officers need to perform their vital role in our society.
The goal of this activity is twofold: to promote a greater appreciation for the work of police officers and to develop an understanding of the skills required to excel in this noble profession.
Let's find our more about our brave community heroes!
Printable & Activity Objectives
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Age: 7 to 9 year olds, Activity Time: 1-2 hours, Items Needed: Writing and colour pencils
In this printable activity, students will research the skill sets required for police officers to enforce laws and maintain community safety.
It will help your child or student:
Insights into Law Enforcement: Engaging in a hands-on activity that involves learning about police officers' uniforms and badges can help students understand the role and responsibilities of law enforcement professionals in their community.
Community Connection: Studying the role of police officers helps children understand their contributions to the community and fosters a sense of communal belonging.
Skill Development: Learning both hard and soft skills in law enforcement, like problem-solving, communication, empathy, and respect, can enhance students' skill set. These skills are valuable for personal and academic growth.
Let's get started!
Classroom Resources
Simple steps to start:
Research and find out more about a career in law enforcement and the different skills one needs to do a good job. Here's an interesting video about the critical role our the police play in our community:
Here's a very good video about the process of becoming a police officer in the Los Angeles Police Department:
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What's in the Printable Worksheet Pack
This printable activity pack consists of 3 creative printable worksheets. Here's what it consists of: