What do you want to be?

about their future occupation by asking: “What do you want

to be?”, “Do you want to be a_______?” and consolidating the names of professions through game, dialogue and crossword.
Developing: developing pupils’ reading and speaking skills.
Upbringing: upbringing respect to representatives of different professions and labor, and also the interest to the subject through games.

A police officer

agent

impossible to heart nothing a willing
work hands light make

many
fruit is by its known a tree
you won reap must you what have

light work.

Еңбегіне қарай өнбегі. Nothing is impossible to Қиын іс жоқ ғаламда,
a willing heart. ықылас қойған адамға.
A tree is known by its fruit. Жұмыла көтерген жүк
жеңіл.
You must reap what you have won. Не ексең соны орасың.

light work.

Еңбегіне қарай өнбегі. Nothing is impossible to Қиын іс жоқ ғаламда,
a willing heart. ықылас қойған адамға.
A tree is known by its fruit. Жұмыла көтерген жүк
жеңіл.
You must reap what you have won. Не ексең соны орасың.

Match the parts. Here are parts of their

answers. Tony Robinson, writer. “I like organizing my own world, I like…” is working with animals;
John Peak, gardener. “What I like about my job….” being alone;
Basil Mulford, vet. “What I like best…..” working on my own
Tom White, factory worker. “I like working…..” taking responsibility
Vera Habert, teacher. “It is ….. that I like.” working outdoors
Robert Garrison, manager. “It is ….. that I like most about my job.” together with other people
Andrew Small, night watchman. “It is ….. that I like best.” relationships with children

Match the parts. Here are parts of their

answers. Tony Robinson, writer. “I like organizing my own world, I like working on my own”.
John Peak, gardener. “What I like about my job - working outdoors”.
Basil Mulford, vet. “What I like best is working with animals”.
Tom White, factory worker. “I like working together with other people”. Vera Habert, teacher. “It is relationships with children that I like”.
Robert Garrison, manager. “It is taking responsibility that I like most about my job”.
Andrew Small, night watchman. “It is being alone that I like best”.

a last 10 years
A travel agent, a computer programmer, a

veterinarian, an accountant, teacher, a surgeon, an estate agent, a welder, a pharmacist, a fireman, a journalist, buffoon (шут), burlak, household manager, gymnasiarch, knocker-up , Cyber domes, cosmonaut, headhunter.

given a letter. They must name as many types of

professions as they can.
First group must name the types of professions beginning with the letter “A”.
The second group with the letter “P”. The third group with the letter “C”.

dialogue.
Hello!
What do you want to be?
Hello!
I’m fine, thank you, and

you?
How are you?
I want to be a doctor. What do you want to be?
Me too, thanks.
I want to be a journalist.
Good bye.
Bye.

guys
6 Helps people learn new things
7 Helps people find the

books they are looking for
9 Can fix lights if they go out
10 Puts our fires
Down
2 Spends a lot of time in a court room
3 Can help fix your car if it isn’t working
4 Helps animals when they are sick
8 Helps people when they are sick