What Is the Job

by Ellen Blanker illustrated by Eric Larsen What Is the Job?... by Ellen Blanker illustrated by Eric Larsen Copyright © by Harcourt, Inc.. No part of this publication may be reproduced o

by Ellen Blanker illustrated by Eric Larsen

What Is the Job?

by Ellen Blanker illustrated by Eric Larsen

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Here is a sad pet.

The cat has a bad leg She will fix the leg.

The cat will get well.

What job can she do? She is a vet.

Here is a big pot.

He will add this and that The pot will get hot.

He will fill the mug.

What job can he do?

He is a cook.

Here is a big jet.

It can go up and down She will get in the jet.

She will go up in the jet What job can she do? She is a pilot.

There is a lot you can do You can have a job.

What job is good for you?

Think Critically

1

What is this story mostly about?

2

Why do you think the author wrote this story?

3

Which job in the story is your favorite? Why?

School Activity Have children draw a

picture showing a job they would like to

do when they grow up

School-Home Connection Talk with

your child about different jobs that

people do.

Story Words: cook, pilot