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This document contains a series of word puzzles and matching activities related to different professions. Participants are asked to match pictures to professions like pilot, policeman, and priest. They also must complete partial words related to occupations like engineer, doctor, and farmer by filling in the missing letters. Finally, participants look for hidden words related to jobs in a letter scramble and write the words under the corresponding boxes, with professions identified including swimmer, waiter, manager, pilot, fireman, and priest.
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Teaching writing - Occupations
- 1. Profession
- 2. Singer Engineer Farmer Doctor Match the pictures beside with the correct meaning !!!
- 3. Pilot Police man Priest Fire man Match the pictures beside with the correct meaning!!
- 4. F _ R _ _ R D O _ T _ R Complete this words with suitable letters !!! MA E C O
- 5. E N _ _ N E _ R Complete this words with suitable letters !!! P _ L _ _ E M _ N G I E O I C A
- 6. F _ R _ M _ N W _ I _ _ R Complete this words with suitable letters !!! I E A A T E
- 7. S W I M M E R L U W R H Q J A R I S K A F O S T E R T Y G I V L W Y P R I E S T M A N A G E R M U E B P E G F H I P D R Y F I R E M A N U R Q W E R T Y U I O P A S D F G H J K L M P I L O T B V X Z B 1. _________________ 2. _________________ 3. _________________ 4. _________________ 5. _________________ 6. _________________ Find the words, Then write down under the boxes !!! Swimmer Waiter Manager Pilot Fireman Priest
- 8. T H A N K Y O U