Sixteen skills. Every picture has a number, and eight have a name, so your teacher can say "number 6" or "Grace" and you can answer. The words are hidden until you want them.
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For the teacher · In class
On Zoom: present this full-screen with the words hidden. "Number 6. What can she do?" The class types it in the chat. Then "Who can sew?" and the class calls out a name. With the job pictures, ask "What can a mechanic do?" Then everyone says one skill: "I can ___."
Sixteen skills. Eight have a name. Click a picture to hear the skill. Write the skill under the picture.
Tap the speaker. Type the number of the skill you hear.
Every job is a skill too. Read each one, then say yours.
Say one skill you have. Any skill, from any job.
Two skills. One is right for the picture. Type it.
answer the phoneuse a computer
lift heavy boxespack boxes
iron clothessew
drive a forkliftlift heavy boxes
ride a bikewalk dogs
cut grassclimb a ladder
make coffeepack boxesSome letters are missing. Write the whole skill.
a n s _ e r t h e _ _ o n e
l i f t h _ _ v y b o x e s
g i v e f i r s t a _ d
s _ w
u s e a c o m p _ t e r
d r i v e a f o r _ l i f t
c l i m _ a l a d d e r
w a _ k d o g s
m a k e c o _ _ _ _Tap the picture. Listen. Then write the skill.
Watch out: answer the phone, help customers, heavy boxes
Look at the eight people. Answer with a name.
Mei
Kofi
Tom
Lucia
Victor
Kate
Ravi
GraceLook at the picture. Write what the person can do.
What can Kofi do?
What can Grace do?
What can Ravi do?
What can Kate do?
What can Tom do?
What can Mei do?Languages
A language starts with a capital letter. No the before it.
Days and times
Every job posting asks this: Can you work weekends?