Elementary School Lesson Plan Free PDF Template

1 Elementary SchoolSample Lesson PlansFor use withPaws in JoblandGrade 3 to 5 Explore plan Apply Paws in Jobland:Original program concept and design: 1997 Studie og Erhverv co-operation with Feldborg Multimedia, Adaptation:English data,photographs,and worksheets 1999 CASCAID Ltd., Adaptation: other product names and logos in this publication are used for identification purposes only and may be trademarksor registered trademarks of their respective Elementary School Sample Lesson PlansiIntroduction - Welcome to Paws in Requirements ..Grades 3-5 Suggested Curriculum Links for Paws in 3 - Health Quiz*Questions encouraging exploration of jobs related to 8 - Job TalkStudents research a job of their choice and give a talk about it.

2 Worksheet 16 - Backwards WritingFun with back-to-front 22 - Guessing GameMiming job activities ..Worksheet 32 - Calling JoblandCommunication between people whose jobs require them to talk to each other ..Job EnvironmentsAlphabetical list of the Joblandenvironments and the jobs included in :Table of Contents134 579111315 Introduction1 Paws in JoblandThis software is intended for use with Grade 3-5 has been developed as anintroduction to the world of work,at a level that students at this stage can relate providesinformation about 100 different jobs and stimulates interest to explore them canprovide the groundwork for students looking at careers more formally later in their School program is intended to expand awareness using an informal approach,without anoverload of all,we hope that students and teachers enjoyusing Paws inJobland!

3 WorksheetsThese have been developed to support the program as well as to broaden its wider concepts and practical activities relating to the world of with theprogram,the worksheets are intended for use with students in Grades children willalready know informally what some jobs involve,through experience in their daily lives,athome and from media using the worksheets and exploring Paws in Joblandtheyshould be able to tap their existing knowledge,expand on it,and actively learn more aboutthemselves in relation to many different of WorksheetsOne side of each worksheet is photocopiable and guides students through the afew exceptions,the students will need some guidance before they use the istherefore important that teachers read the Lesson Planon the reverse of each worksheetbefore they hand it structure of the Lesson Planis as follows:Type of activity:Individual,group or class timing (where appropriate).

4 Learning objective:The overall aim of the worksheet will not necessarily be linked to careerawareness,as the worksheets also encompass broader aspects of interactive links:Links to the curriculum subjects for use in subject-specific lessons or to incorporate :How the worksheet relates to Paws in worksheet expands on ideas in theprogram to demonstrate how skills and knowledge can be to Paws in School Sample Lesson PlansResources needed/preparation:Resources the teacher may need in order to carry out the worksheet for students:Suggestions on how to introduce the worksheet,plus steps for guiding students through for further development:Suggestions for developing the ideas could be used with more able students tomake the activities more could also lead to lengthening the time spent onthe worksheet for making the activity easier:Suggestions for helping younger or less able students to complete some or all of the ideas:Suggested materials for displays relating to themes in the worksheets can be photocopied,free of charge,by those who have purchased the welcome feedback on the program and the fun exploring Paws in Jobland!

5 School Sample Lesson School Sample Lesson Plans3 Hardware and Software RequirementsWindows Windows Windows 95,98 and NT Pentium 120 MHz,16MB RAM,SVGA card and 8X CD ROM Sound card optional 640 x 480 or greater screen resolution 256 colors or greater Compatible with Novell network and Windows NTservers (optional) Requires 660 MB of free hard space to install (optional)Macintosh PowerPC Mac or 68000 series Mac Minimum System 7 Mac OS 16 MB RAM,8x CD ROM Compatible with client-server networks (optional) Requires 660 MB of free hard disk space to install (optional)Technical RequirementsGrades 3-5 SuggestedCurriculum Links for Paws in Jobland School WorksheetsArtCareer ExplorationCareer & Personal PlanningCross CurriculumDesignEnglishGeographyMathMusi cPhysical EducationScienceTechnologyWorksheet 1:Getting to know Paws in JoblandWorksheet 2:Role PlayWorksheet 3:Health QuizWorksheet 4:Transport QuizWorksheet 5:Shopping Centre QuizWorksheet 6:Step by StepWorksheet 7:A day in the Life of a.

6 Worksheet 8:Job TalkWorksheet 9:Top of the JobsWorksheet 10:Pick a LetterWorksheet 11:The Art of the MatterWorksheet 12:Geography MattersWorksheet 13:SportsWorksheet 14:The Job for YouWorksheet 15:Journalist JapesWorksheet 16:Backwards WritingWorksheet 17:Jobs and PlacesWorksheet 18:Names and PlacesWorksheet 19:Subject MattersWorksheet 20:Mystery in Jobland IWorksheet 21:Mystery in Jobland IIWorksheet 22:Guessing GameWorksheet 23:Colour MagicWorksheet 24:Just the JobWorksheet 25:People in our SchoolWorksheet 26:Dream JobsWorksheet 27:Aspects of Working LifeWorksheet 28:An Interview with ..Worksheet 29:Jobs and the EnvironmentWorksheet 30:World of WorkWorksheet 31:Health and SafetyWorksheet 32:Calling JoblandWorksheet 33:Show TimeWorksheet 34:Music TimeWorksheet 35:Catch of the DayWorksheet 36:Number CrunchWorksheet 37:Jobland Shopping TripWorksheet 38:Job StarsWorksheet 39:Make your own JoblandWorksheet 40:Job Elementary School Sample Lesson Plans5 Worksheet 3 - Health QuizThe answers to all these questionscan be found in Paws in in the Hospital,ShoppingCentre,and Emergency do some doctors wear special clothes?

7 Can you name three things a nurse does?Who pushes wheelchairs or trolleys around the hospital?Name three places where a pharmacist might you call 911 for an ambulance, which person will come?Who does the 'everyday' jobs on the hospital ward?How does a physiotherapist help people who cannot move easily?Why does an ambulance driver use a two-way radio?How does a dentist see what's happening inside your teeth?Why is it important for paramedics to check all the equipment on the ambulance?My Name: date :Materials/Resources Needed:Photocopies of Worksheet 3 Writing Elementary School Sample Lesson Plans6 Individual activityLearning objectives: To develop research skills and the use of computer-based information.

8 To understand the variety of jobs there arein one area of workCurriculum links:English,Technology - database :Paws in Joblandcovers only a selection of the jobs that ,the idea behind theenvironments/areas in Joblandis to demonstrate the link between jobs within a particular quizconcentrates on jobs in two areas of Jobland,partly to develop a greater understanding of each of the jobs in thoseareas and partly to demonstrate that a variety of tasks,skills and experience can be found within the health area needed/preparation: Photocopies of Worksheet 3 Writing materialsIntroduction/guidelines for students: Explain that jobs in one area of work have similarities and could use your School as an example,describing how the work of the School secretary,the caretaker,the crossing guard,the principal,and yourself isdifferent; but you are all linked by the fact that you work in and around a School .

9 Ask the students to think of jobs that they know of in the health area of will probably come up withsome of the jobs in the Hospital and Emergency Services area of Jobland,but may not think of all of them. Hand out the worksheets and ask them to look for answers in Paws in for further development: An extension of the theme could involve students performing a role play will probably have seenhospital programs on could ask them to write a script involving some or all of the jobs mentioned,giving the characters suitable and/or humorous plot could involve patients as well as other people whocome into contact with health professionals,and could revolve around some of the situations mentioned in would be interesting to see which roles the children they see certain jobs as being traditionallymale and others as traditionally female?

10 You could address this issue with them. Students could write about their experiences with hospitals or other areas of health care Avisit to the doctor , When my baby brother was born , Visiting grandma in a care home , When I was rushed to hospital with a brokenarm , for making the activity easier: The activity could be done in pairs or small groups. Difficulties with reading or writing could be overcome by working with the student and reading the worksheetquestions,asking them to reply verbally once they have seen and heard about the job in Paws in ideas: ADay in the Life of a Hospital - with pictures of health jobs,vehicles,instruments and buildings involved in theday-to-day life of a hospital,plus any poems or short stories to do with doctors,hospitals sheets could beleft out for other students to try plan 3 - Health Elementary School Sample Lesson Plans7 Worksheet 8 - Job TalkThink of a can be any job as long as it's interesting!