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Here Is A List of Occupations Along With Simple Yes or No Questions For Each Job
Here Is A List of Occupations Along With Simple Yes or No Questions For Each Job
Here Is A List of Occupations Along With Simple Yes or No Questions For Each Job
These questions
are designed to help elementary students learning English:
1. Teacher
2. Doctor
3. Police Officer
4. Firefighter
5. Chef
6. Farmer
7. Nurse
8. Pilot
9. Dentist
10. Librarian
11. Engineer
12. Veterinarian
15. Artist
These questions are straightforward and can help young students practice their English language
skills while learning about different occupations.
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16. Scientist
17. Musician
18. Photographer
19. Mechanic
20. Waiter/Waitress
Do waiters serve food?
Do waiters work in restaurants?
Do waiters take care of animals?
21. Pilot
22. Baker
23. Journalist
24. Tailor
25. Architect
26. Electrician
27. Plumber
Do plumbers fix pipes?
Do plumbers work in homes and buildings?
Do plumbers perform surgeries?
28. Cashier
29. Actor/Actress
30. Astronaut
32. Gardener
33. Barber/Hairdresser
34. Cleaner/Janitor
Do cleaners keep places clean?
Do cleaners use cleaning tools?
Do cleaners perform in theaters?
35. Coach
Materials Needed:
Preparation:
1. Write the names of various occupations on the pieces of paper or index cards. Include
simple and common jobs such as teacher, doctor, nurse, police officer, firefighter, chef,
farmer, mechanic, pilot, and artist.
2. Fold the papers or cards and place them in the container.
Instructions:
1. Divide the class into small groups or pairs, depending on the size of the class.
2. Explain the rules: One person from each group will pick a card from the container and
act out the occupation written on it without speaking. The rest of the group will guess the
occupation.
3. Set a time limit: Give each person about 1-2 minutes to act out the occupation.
4. Take turns: Each group takes turns acting and guessing until all the cards have been
used or the time allocated for the game is up.
5. Discuss: After the game, have a brief discussion about each occupation acted out. Ask
simple questions about the duties, tools, or workplaces associated with each job.
Benefits:
Interactive Learning: Encourages students to get up and move, which can help with
engagement and retention.
Vocabulary Reinforcement: Repeated exposure to occupation-related vocabulary in a
fun and memorable context.
Team Building: Promotes teamwork and communication among learners.
Confidence Building: Helps shy students participate in a low-pressure environment.
This game is simple to set up, adaptable to different class sizes, and can be a lot of fun for adult
learners who are at an elementary level in English.