Occupation Flashcards

Do you want to teach your children jobs and occupations? Here are 71 different occupations that your children can learn! There are common jobs as well as more old fashioned & contemporary jobs.

These cards are perfect for teaching “What I want to be when I grow up. Ask your students what they want to be when they grow up, or ask what do your parents work as!

The Job flashcards are quite advanced, so I would recommend these flashcards to children 5 and older. Be sure to have conversations about what other jobs the children can think of. Feel free to only use the flashcards that will suit your student’s level.

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The job flashcards can be used together with place flashcards as a kind of matching game. Not all the cards have places, but this also creates a great opportunity for conversation. I would recommend introducing 3 or 4 flashcards each day. Carefully explain the resposibilities and details of each occupation. Another excellent activity would be to draw themselves in the role they want to talke when they grow up!

Print multiple sets of flashcards to create games and activities for your students.The set of flashcards also comes with a free transportation poster for your classroom!

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	Occupations vocabulary
architect	archeologist	artist
astronaut	ballerina	barber
baseball player	basketball player	beautician
boxer	builder	cashier
chef	cleaner	climber
clown	cyclist	dentist
detective	doctor	engineer
farmer	firefighter	fitness instructor
flight attendant	florist	football player
forest ranger	gardener	golfer
gymnast	helicopter pilot	hockey player
judge	lawyer	magician
miner	movie director	musician
nun	nurse	pilot
plumber	police officer	postman
priest	pro athlete	race car driver
rugby player	runner	sailor
scuba diver	sheriff	skateboarder
snowboarder	soccer player	soldier
student	surgeon	surfer
swimmer	taxi driver	teacher
tennis player	train driver	veterinarian
waiter	welder	writer
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Suggested Grammar & Phrases: Verbs / future tense / 3rd person singular / prepositions

Questions	Answers
What do you want to be?	I want to be (an artist)?
What will you be when you grow up?	I will be (an artist)?
What does your dad do?	He is (a teacher).
What does your mom do?	She is (a teacher).
What does a pilot do?	A pilot fly’s a plane.
Where does a policeman work?	A policeman works at a police station.

If you would like to check out my Pinterest you can find many occupation crafts!