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You Belong to Many Places at Once

with Sage

Sage stands on a sunny sidewalk in a friendly neighborhood, holding a big paper map with circles drawn inside bigger circles, and pointing to a small house, a school building, and the street around them, smiling as birds fly overhead.

Identify at least two places they belong to, such as home and school.
Recognize which place is used for living and which is used for learning.
Explain one job or purpose that each place has.
Recognize that each person fits inside bigger and bigger places, like circles drawn inside larger circles.

Key terms

home: The place where your family or caregivers take care of you.
school: The place where you learn and play with friends.
neighborhood: All the streets, houses, parks, and stores near where you live.
community: A group of people and places where people live and work together.
belonging: The feeling of being part of a place or a group.

The Places You Belong

You belong to several places at the very same time. Your home is where your family or caregivers take care of you, and it is where you sleep, eat, and rest. Your school is where you learn and play with friends, with a name like Lincoln Elementary. Your neighborhood is all the streets, houses, parks, and stores near where you live. Each of these places is one you truly belong to.

Every Place Has a Job

Just like community helpers have jobs, places have jobs too. The job of your home is to give you a safe spot where caregivers look after you. The job of your school is to teach you and help you grow. The job of your neighborhood is to give you parks to play in, stores to shop at, and roads to get around on. Knowing each place's job helps you understand why each one matters.

Places Inside Places

Here is the really cool idea: these places fit inside one another, like circles drawn inside bigger circles. Your home sits inside your neighborhood, and your neighborhood sits inside your town or city. So you are part of a small place and a big place at the same time. This is called nested places, and it shows how you fit into the whole community.

Worked examples

Decide which place is for living and which is for learning.

Home is where you sleep, eat, and rest.
Sleeping and eating are part of daily living.
School is where teachers help you learn.
So home is for living and school is for learning.

Answer: Home is the place for living; school is the place for learning.

Figure out what to call all the streets and stores Mia passes.

Mia walks past houses, a park, and a corner store.
These are many places near where she lives.
All the places near your home together make up a neighborhood.
So the name for them all is the neighborhood.

Answer: All of those places together are called the neighborhood.

Hi there! I am Sage, and I love maps and places. Did you know you belong to many places at the same time? Let me show you! Your HOME is the place where your family or caregivers take care of you. Most homes are on a street or road with a name or number. Your home is where you sleep, eat, and rest. Your SCHOOL is the place where you learn and play with friends. It has a name, like Lincoln Elementary or Maple School. School might be in your neighborhood, or nearby — it is still a place you belong. School is where teachers help you grow. Your NEIGHBORHOOD is all the streets, houses, parks, and stores that are close to where you live. Your neighborhood has a name as well, like Elmwood or Sunny Hills. Here is the cool part — these places fit inside each other, like circles drawn inside bigger circles! Your home is inside your neighborhood. Your neighborhood is inside your town or city. Every place has a job. Home is where your caregivers take care of you. School teaches you. Neighborhood gives you parks, stores, and roads to get around. You belong to ALL of these places. That is something special! If you are not sure where something belongs, think: Is this something you use at home, at school, or outside near your street? That will help you sort it!

Activity

Sort each picture into the place where it belongs: home, school, or neighborhood.

Practice

Name two different places that you belong to every day.

Explain how your home fits inside your neighborhood like nested circles.

Common mistakes to avoid

You only belong to one place.People belong to many places at once, like home, school, and neighborhood together.
A classroom and a neighborhood are the same size.A classroom is one small room, while a neighborhood holds many streets, homes, and stores.

Check your understanding

Which place is where your caregivers take care of you and where you sleep and eat?

Mia walks past houses, a park, and a corner store to get to school. What is the name for all of those places together?

Jordan says, 'I only belong to one place — my house.' Is Jordan right?

Recap

You belong to many places at once, including your home, your school, and your neighborhood. Each place has its own job, and the places fit inside one another like circles drawn inside bigger circles, with your home inside your neighborhood and your neighborhood inside your town.

Reflect

Which place that you belong to feels the most special to you, and why?