Exploring Types of Communities for Kids

The video tutorial introduces the concept of communities, explaining that they can vary in size from a family home to a continent. It uses the example of a girl named Maggie to illustrate different types of communities she belongs to, such as family, school, and social communities. The tutorial also covers the idea of neighborhoods, cities, countries, and continents, emphasizing that people can be members of multiple communities. The video concludes with a review of these concepts and encourages viewers to think about the communities they belong to.

What is a community?

• A kind of animal

• A place where people live together

• A type of food

• A piece of furniture

Who are the members of Maggie's family community?

• Her mom, dad, and brother

• Her teacher and classmates

• Her soccer teammates

• Her neighbors

What is a social community?

• A kind of sport

• A type of school

• A place where you buy groceries

• A group of people you enjoy spending time with

Which city does Maggie live in?

• Miami

• Los Angeles

• Chicago

• New York

What state is Miami located in?

• Florida

• California

• Texas

• New York

Which continent is the USA part of?

• North America

• South America

• Asia

• Europe

What is a neighborhood?

• The area near your home

• A kind of animal

• A type of food

• A piece of furniture

Who can be part of your social community?

• Neighbors

• Family members

• Teachers and classmates

• Friends and teammates

What is a citizen?

• A piece of furniture

• A type of food

• A member of a place such as a country

• A kind of animal