Community Workers
This person makes food in a restaurant.
Who is a cook?
A round piece of money is called a ___.
What is a coin?
You drink this for breakfast.
What is juice?
What is the correct form? “___ he a banker?”
What is “Is” he a banker?
Name 2 jobs in your community.
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This person builds things like houses or roads.
Who is a construction worker?
You use this to pay for things; it can be paper or coins.
What is money?
This is a noncountable food used to make sandwiches.
What is bread?
Answer: “Is she a cook?”
What is “Yes, she is.”
What is the total of $2.00 + $3.50?
What is $5.50?
This person fixes cars.
Who is a mechanic?
This word means how much something costs.
What is price or cost?
This is a countable noun you can scramble or fry.
What are eggs?
Is “milk” a count or non countable noun?
What is non countable?
What do you find on a grocery list?
Accept: food items, prices, etc.
This person cuts and styles hair.
Who is a hairdresser?
A __ shows how a price changes over time.
What is a line graph?
This is a place where you see all the prices of what you bought.
What is a receipt?
Make a yes/no question with “to be” and “server.”
Student creates a question
Say a sentence using “He is a…” or “She is a…”
(Student answer)
This person paints or creates sculptures.
Who is an artist?
This is when an item’s price is lower than usual.
What is a sale?
This noun can be both count and non countable depending on the situation.
What is fruit or vegetable?
Make a sentence using a countable noun and a non countable noun.
Student example: “I bought eggs and milk.”
Write a short text message asking a friend to buy 3 grocery items.
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