This document describes various jobs and the uniforms, vehicles, and tools associated with them. It discusses firefighters who wear protective gear and drive fire engines with hoses and ladders to put out fires. Police officers wear uniforms with badges and drive patrol cars with lights and sirens while investigating crimes and maintaining order. Various food service jobs are outlined, like chefs who wear uniforms and use pots and ovens to make meals in restaurants and bakeries. Other jobs covered include librarians, pilots, train conductors, astronauts, and circus performers.

1. WORK WEAR
outside and a special uniform
at the fire a helmet
station
DRIVE USE
a fire engine a hose
a ladder
PUT fire OUT
save peoples’ lives and property
WORK WEAR
in the street a blue uniform
at the police a special hat
station a budget
a belt with tools
DRIVE USE
a car with siren a gun
and flashing a radio
lights a camera
HAVE a dangerous job
MAINTAIN order
INVESTIGATE crimes
ARREST people

2. WORK WEAR
in a restaurant a white uniform
in the kitchen a big white hat
an apron
NOT DRIVE USE
at work a ladle, pots
and saucepans
a cooker
MAKE lunch and dinner for people
WORK WEAR
in a bakery a white uniform
a big white hat
an apron
NOT DRIVE USE
at work a rolling pin
bowls
an oven
GET UP very early in the morning
MAKE bread and cakes

3. WORK WEAR
in space a spacesuit
at the space a helmet
station gloves
FLY USE
a spaceship an oxygen tank
a rocket a drink bag
FLY into space very often
LAUNCH satellites
DO experiments in space
WORK WEAR
in circus funny clothes
too small hat
too big trousers
DRIVE USE
a mini bike juggling balls
HAVE a painted face and
a big red rubber nose for work
DO silly tricks without speech
MAKE people laugh

4. WORK NOT WEAR
in the town a uniform
in a library
DRIVE USE
books on a trolley a pen
to the shelves a computer
lists of books
keep books, newspapers and magazines
help people find information
care for the silence in the library
WORK WEAR
in a restaurant a uniform
a small white
apron
NOT DRIVE USE
at work a try with food
and drinks
take order from guests and
SERVE meals

5. WORK WEAR
in a train a uniform
a special hat
DRIVE USE
a locomotive a computer
a phone
a whistle
CARRY freight or people across the
country
sometimes HAVE to solve mechanical
problems
WORK WEAR
for the air a pilot’s overall
transport service a lifejacket
gloves
a helmet with
sunglasses
DRIVE USE
a plane or a seat belt
a helicopter radio
sequipment
CARRY people, cargo and mails over the
land and ocean
CARE for the safety of passengers