Jobs Song for Kids | What Do You Do? | Occupations | Kindergarten, Preschool, ESL

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In today’s lesson, we explored various exciting jobs, including teachers, doctors, dentists, carpenters, and pilots, highlighting their roles and contributions to society. Through interactive activities like pretending to listen to heartbeats and flying planes, students engaged with the material in a fun way. The lesson emphasized the importance of these professions and encouraged students to envision themselves in one of these roles in the future.
  1. What is something a teacher helps us learn?
  2. How does a doctor help us when we are sick?
  3. Can you tell me what a carpenter builds?

Let’s Learn About Jobs!

Hi there! Today, we’re going to learn about some really cool jobs that people do. Are you ready? Let’s go!

The Teacher

What does a teacher do? A teacher helps kids learn new things! They teach us our ABCs. Can you say your ABCs with me? A-B-C-D-E!

The Doctor

What does a doctor do? A doctor helps us stay healthy and feel better when we’re sick. They listen to our heartbeat. Can you pretend to listen to your heartbeat? Thump-thump, thump-thump!

The Dentist

What does a dentist do? A dentist takes care of our teeth and makes sure they’re clean and healthy. Let’s pretend to brush our teeth together! Brush, brush, brush!

The Carpenter

What does a carpenter do? A carpenter builds things like houses and furniture. They use tools like hammers. Let’s pretend to bang a hammer! Bang, bang, bang!

The Pilot

What does a pilot do? A pilot flies airplanes high up in the sky. Let’s pretend to fly a big plane! Zoom, zoom, zoom!

Let’s Pretend!

Now that we’ve learned about these jobs, let’s pretend to be each one! You can be a teacher, a doctor, a dentist, a carpenter, or a pilot. Which one do you want to be today?

Remember, all these jobs are important and help people in different ways. Maybe one day, you’ll do one of these jobs too!

  • Can you think of a job that someone in your family does? What do they do, and how do they help people?
  • If you could choose any job from the ones we learned about, which one would you like to try and why?
  • Have you ever visited a doctor or a dentist? What was it like, and how did they help you feel better?
  1. Job Role Play: Choose one of the jobs we learned about and dress up as that person. You can use items from around your house. For example, use a spoon as a stethoscope if you’re a doctor, or a ruler as a hammer if you’re a carpenter. Show your family what you do in your job. Can you teach them something new, help them feel better, or build something fun?

  2. Community Helpers Walk: Take a walk around your neighborhood with a grown-up and look for people doing different jobs. Can you spot a teacher, a doctor, or a carpenter? What are they doing? How are they helping people? Draw a picture of one of the community helpers you see and share what you learned with your class.

  3. Job Matching Game: Create a simple matching game using pictures of different jobs and the tools they use. For example, match a picture of a dentist with a toothbrush, or a pilot with an airplane. You can draw these pictures or cut them out from magazines. Play the game with a friend or family member and see how many matches you can make!

Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript:

What do you do?
I’m a teacher.
I’m a teacher.
I’m a teacher.
What do you do?
I’m a teacher.
Everybody say your ABCs.
A-B-C-D-E!

What do you do?
I’m a doctor.
I’m a doctor.
I’m a doctor.
What do you do?
I’m a doctor.
Everybody listen to your heartbeat!
(Sound of a beating heart)

What do you do?
I’m a dentist.
I’m a dentist.
I’m a dentist.
What do you do?
I’m a dentist.
Everybody brush your teeth!
(Sound of brushing teeth)

What do you do?
I’m a carpenter.
I’m a carpenter.
I’m a carpenter.
What do you do?
I’m a carpenter.
Everybody bang your hammer!
(Sound of banging hammer)

What do you do?
I’m a pilot.
I’m a pilot.
I’m a pilot.
What do you do?
I’m a pilot.
Everybody fly a big plane!
(Sound of plane flying)

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