Whose Tools Are These?: A Look at Tools Workers Use - Big, Sharp, and Smooth (Whose Is It?: Community Workers) Paperback – Illustrated, December 31, 2005

Love finding books that both my class and my 4 year old love! This has whole series has been great for my community helper unit in my Pre-K classroom. Children love guessing whose tool, hand or hat goes to what job and then learning more about each job.

Really fun for teaching jobs and tools of those in our communities. It's really fun to let the kids (I used it to teach kindergarteners) guess who and what the profession is. Highly recommended for teaching about different jobs.

I need them all

Ordered a paperback. Shipped nicely with other books. Properly stored. No bends, crease, or rips. Great addition to the classroom.

I was so happy when this book arrived. Teaching my children about community helpers, this book was ama omg & did the job well. Being a Kindergarten teacher, it’s hard to find basic/simple books for my 4-5 year olds. Straight to the point descriptions and pictures. Very happy.

I use this book for a career lesson. The kids really enjoy it. They loved guessing the different jobs. The book even includes fun facts on each of the jobs. I would definitely recommend!

I'm a school counselor and I love these books for my unit on careers. I use them for K-5 just to discuss the tools/uniforms/vehicles that one may use for a career and get them thinking more about the career they may want to have or explore. I read aloud to Kindergarten and in grades 2-4 I use them more as a visual for discussion.

I’m not a fan. I didn’t like the pictures, some of the picture was not clear and cut off, my sp Ed k classroom kids couldn’t figure it out.