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This lesson plan is for 7th grade and has the following objectives: 1) For students to identify and match jobs with their descriptions; 2) For students to write a short personal essay. The lesson consists of 5 activities over 45 minutes: 1) A warm up where students list jobs; 2) Students receive a handout matching jobs to descriptions; 3) Questions to check understanding; 4) Students write personal descriptions; 5) Pairs check each other's work. The lesson concludes with students writing about famous people's jobs.
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