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A LEGO SCULPTOR
INDEX
1. WHAT DO THEY DO?
2. WHERE DO THEY WORK?
3. ARE THERE LOTS OF …. (human cannonballs)?
4. SALARY
5. WHAT DO THEY NEED TO WORK?
6. AN EXAMPLE
7. WEIRD FACTS
8. MY OPINION and I WANT TO BE...
1. WHAT DO THEY DO?
• A LEGO SCULPTOR IS THE PERSON WHO
use lego bricks to create sculptures of
animals, people, buildings and all kind of
things.
2.WHERE DO THEY WORK?
They work in their studios or workshops all over
the world. There are lego sculptors in USA,
Germany, Australia, Canada, Singapore...
3. ARE THERE LOTS OF LEGO
SCULPTORS?
There are twelve LEGO certified professionals
in different countries.
He is Duncan Titmarsch and he is from London.
He is Jumpei Mitsui and he is from Japan.
4. SALARY
They earn more than 2.000 euros per month.
They have got websites and shop onlines
5. WHAT DO THEY NEED TO
WORK?
They need lots and lots of lego bricks and their
imagination.
6. AN EXAMPLE
He is Sean Kenney. He is from New
York (USA). He is 37 years old and he
has got about 2 million lego pieces.
7. WEIRD FACTS
• They don’t have uniform.
• They don’t have a timetable. They work during
the day and at night.
• There are men and women.
• They like doing their job because they are like
kids.
8. MY OPINION
From my point of view/ In my opinion... I think
this is a really funny and interesting job and I
love it because it is like a game.
I don’t want to be a lego sculptor because I want
to be an English teacher. I like children and I
love singing, dancing and teaching. Now, I am
explaining this power point.
THANK YOU!!!!
THAT’S ALL FOLKS!

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Unusual job

  • 2. INDEX 1. WHAT DO THEY DO? 2. WHERE DO THEY WORK? 3. ARE THERE LOTS OF …. (human cannonballs)? 4. SALARY 5. WHAT DO THEY NEED TO WORK? 6. AN EXAMPLE 7. WEIRD FACTS 8. MY OPINION and I WANT TO BE...
  • 3. 1. WHAT DO THEY DO? • A LEGO SCULPTOR IS THE PERSON WHO use lego bricks to create sculptures of animals, people, buildings and all kind of things.
  • 4. 2.WHERE DO THEY WORK? They work in their studios or workshops all over the world. There are lego sculptors in USA, Germany, Australia, Canada, Singapore...
  • 5. 3. ARE THERE LOTS OF LEGO SCULPTORS? There are twelve LEGO certified professionals in different countries. He is Duncan Titmarsch and he is from London. He is Jumpei Mitsui and he is from Japan.
  • 6. 4. SALARY They earn more than 2.000 euros per month. They have got websites and shop onlines
  • 7. 5. WHAT DO THEY NEED TO WORK? They need lots and lots of lego bricks and their imagination.
  • 8. 6. AN EXAMPLE He is Sean Kenney. He is from New York (USA). He is 37 years old and he has got about 2 million lego pieces.
  • 9. 7. WEIRD FACTS • They don’t have uniform. • They don’t have a timetable. They work during the day and at night. • There are men and women. • They like doing their job because they are like kids.
  • 10. 8. MY OPINION From my point of view/ In my opinion... I think this is a really funny and interesting job and I love it because it is like a game. I don’t want to be a lego sculptor because I want to be an English teacher. I like children and I love singing, dancing and teaching. Now, I am explaining this power point.