
Meet the helpers at the city hall!
The City Hall is where the mayor and city workers work to make decisions and provide services for the whole city.
At the city hall, you will find the mayor and city workers. Their important job is to make decisions and provide services for the whole city.
Many city halls are open to visitors. Inside, there is often a big room called the council chamber where city leaders hold meetings, and in many places anyone can come and listen. People go to city hall to get married, to register a new baby, or to ask for permission to build something. Some city halls give tours to school groups and have a mayor who will answer children's questions.
What do the helpers at the City Hall do?
Have children draw a picture of their dream city, then talk about what decisions a mayor might make to help take care of it.
Let your child pretend to "vote" on a small family decision, like what game to play, and talk about how city hall works the same way for bigger decisions.
Helps make decisions and run the town or city.
Building new roads or parks, for example.
To get documents, ask questions, or attend meetings.
Yes, every city or town usually has one.
Drawing a dream city, pretending to vote, talking about helpers, or coloring a printable worksheet.