Guess the Career
Tools of the Trade
Where do they Work?
Workplace Situations
Career Choices
100

I cut & style people's hair. Who am I?

A Barber or hairstylist. 
100

What tool does a hairdresser use to cut hair?

Scissors. 

100

Where does a teacher usually work?

A school.

100

You don't know how to complete a new task. What should you do?

Ask for help. 

100

Name one career that involves helping people.

Accepted answers: Nurse, Doctor, DSP, Social Worker. 

200

I repair cars and trucks. Who am I? 

A mechanic.

200

What does a firefighter use to help put out fires?

A fire hose. 

200

Where does a chef usually prepare food?

A kitchen/restaurant. 

200

You arrive at work and see that a coworker needs help carrying supplies. What could you do?

Offer help. 

200

Name one career that involves working outdoors. 

Accepted answers: Gardener, Farmer

300

I deliver letters and packages. Who am I?

A mailman. 

300

What tool helps a gardener dig in the soil?

A shovel. 

300

Where does a dentist help patients? 

A dental office. 

300

You supervisor gives you a new schedule. What should you do?

Review & ask questions if needed. 

300

Name one career that involves making things. 

Accepted answers: Artists, Bakers

400

I take care of sick animals. Who am I?

A veterinarian. 

400

What does a cashier use to ring up purchases?

A cash register. 

400

Where might a librarian work?

A library. 

400

You finish your assignment early. What's a good next step?

Check work. 

400

Name one career that involves computers. 

Computer Technician, Graphic Designer or IT specialist. 

500

I prepare meals in a restaurant. Who am I?

A chef. 

500

What tool does a painter use to apply paint?

A paintbrush.

500

Where might a farmer grow crops?

On a farm.

500

A customer asks a questions you don't know the answer to. What should you do?

Politely ask a coworker or supervisor for help. 

500

What is one thing you can do to explore a career you like?

Ask questions, visit a workplace, take a class.