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Careers Worksheet

We Can Do Different Jobs introduces career vocabulary through visual clues. Students study each worker’s setting, clothing, tools, customers, or actions and write the occupation they think is shown. The directions emphasize that many types of work are available, keeping the activity exploratory rather than prescriptive. Because some scenes may support more than one reasonable job label, discussion can focus on the evidence behind a choice and on how related careers differ in responsibilities.
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Years 1–4
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Updated Aug 06, 2021

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Life Skills, Social Studies, Special Resources
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This worksheet is a great way for students to learn about different careers that are found in our community. With pictures and a word bank, students will be able to learn about nine different careers. This is a great resource for teachers who want to help their students learn about different career options.

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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Identify careers from workplace clues

  • Use tools and actions as evidence for a job label

  • Recognize that many kinds of work support a community

Teaching tips

  • Ask learners to point out the visual clue that led to each job name.

  • Extend one picture by listing skills the worker might need.

Skills covered

  • Career vocabulary

  • Visual inference

  • Evidence explanation

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Core concepts

  • Careers

  • Jobs

  • People at work

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