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    This document provides instructions for a card game to help students learn about different jobs and occupations. It includes a series of cards with questions on one side about various jobs, and answers on the other side. The instructions explain that students should be divided into small groups, each student given 8 cards. The player with the "starting card" begins by reading the first question aloud. The player who has the matching answer card places it down, then reads the next question, and play continues matching questions to answers until all cards are laid out.

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    This document provides instructions for a card game to help students learn about different jobs and occupations. It includes a series of cards with questions on one side about various jobs, and answers on the other side. The instructions explain that students should be divided into small groups, each student given 8 cards. The player with the "starting card" begins by reading the first question aloud. The player who has the matching answer card places it down, then reads the next question, and play continues matching questions to answers until all cards are laid out.

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    Card Game: He Lives Ona Farm!

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    This document provides instructions for a card game to help students learn about different jobs and occupations. It includes a series of cards with questions on one side about various jobs, and answers on the other side. The instructions explain that students should be divided into small groups, each student given 8 cards. The player with the "starting card" begins by reading the first question aloud. The player who has the matching answer card places it down, then reads the next question, and play continues matching questions to answers until all cards are laid out.

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    JOBS

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    (Starting Card)

    CARD GAME

    What does a detective do?

    What did Levi Strauss invent?

    Whats his job?

    He puts out fires!

    She works in a restaurant!

    He lives on a farm!

    This person works at a school

    JOBS

    CARD GAME

    He will check !our teeth

    He works in a forest cutting trees

    He has "een on the moon

    He used to drive cattle from one place to another

    He works with iron!

    #f !ou go to the hospital$ she will look after !ou!

    He makes his mone! from running downhill

    If you want a new suit or a new dress, he will make you one!

    What is m! %o"?

    JOBS
    &ou don't have a %o" &ou are a prisoner!

    CARD GAME

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    +# am good at selling things and making advertisement s+

    I work in a court!

    # check !our health and help !ou when !ou are ill

    He pla!s "asket"all in the ()*

    What to do: Cut out the cards and laminate for longer hold How to play: Have groups of three to four students pla! the game ,ive each student eight or si- cards The one to get the .Starting card+ puts his card on the ta"le /eads the 0uestion aloud The student with the card that has the answer puts it down on the ta"le (like in a 1omino game) "ut the card is placed "elow the first card 2 The student then reads the new 0uestion and the student with the 1 correct answer places his card on the desk 2 *nd so it goes 33
    PS: Notice that the Starting card has the answer of the question on the last card to be placed on the table.

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