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Occupation;
a person’s usual or principal work or business, especially as a means of earning a living; vocation:
Her occupation was dentistry. any activity in which a person is engaged.
Video below elaborating more on Occupation
Name and location of our sub-county/division Occupation
Vocabulary
Chairperson , secretary, office, parish , leader , policemen, farmer , farmer, doctor, fishmonger, tailor, baker, teacher, etc (MK Bk 3 Pgs 86 – 87)
Name and location of our sub-county/division
Vocabulary
North , east, West , South , right , above, sunrise, sunset , direction , opposite, Eastern , Western ,Northern , Southern
Name and location of our sub-county/division
Structures
What direction is the …………….?
The direction of the …………………………….
Complete the sentences with a correct word.
Name and location of our sub-county/division
Vocabulary
Rivers, valleys, hills, ponds, mountains, fish, graze, spring, along, up the, down the, across, from.
Use the correct preposition to complete the sentences:
The …………..(hill/mountain) is in the…………….(south/north)
The …………..(hill, valley) is in the ……………. (East , West)
Lesson activity
Valley, pond, mountain, spring
Fish, spring, ponds, along, across.
A sharp cry in our sub-county
AIDS AIDS AIDS AIDS
AIDS the killer
Crying in the north
Crying in the south
Crying in the east
Crying in the west
Oh AIDS the killer!
Come out all you people!
Fight the killer AIDS
People from the north
People from the crowd
Stand out and fight
AIDS AIDS AIDS AIDS
Together we shall kick AIDS
Out of our sub-county.
(a) My father is a man who makes bread.
(b) I have seen a person who teaches children at school.
(c) A man who keeps law and order has to come to our school.
(d) She got married to a man who treats sick people.
Structures
A doctor treats sick people
A mechanic repairs vehicles. (MK Bk 3 Pg 86)
Structures
Who am I?
Example
Fill in the missing words correctly
One word for many
Examples
Give a single word for the underlined group of words.
We find a teacher in a ……………………….
We find a lawyer in a ………………………………..
We find a lawyer in a ……………….
We find a doctor in a ………………..
Make correct sentences from the table below.
A teacher
A farmer
A lawyer
A baker
A doctor
A hairdresser
A barber
A carpenter
A pharmacist
A shopkeeper
works
in a hospital
in a garden
in a pharmacy
in a court
in a workshop
in a shop
in a saloon
in an office
in a barber’s shop
in a bakery/bakers
We add “s” , “es” or “ies” to verbs in the everyday tense with pronouns: She, he, it and one name.
Examples
We don’t add “s”, “es” or” ies” to the verbs in everyday tense with pronouns they, we, I, you and two or more names.
Examples
Use the words in the brackets to complete the sentences.
The use of always and sometimes.
We add “s” , “es” or “ies” to verbs using always and sometimes with the third person: she, he, it.
Examples
We don’t add “s” , “es” or “ies” to verbs using always an sometimes with the first and second persons.
Examples
Complete the sentences correctly using the verbs given in the brackets.
Social services and their importance
Conjunctions
Using “who”
We use “who” when talking about people.
Example:
This is the man who works with my sister.
I can see a girl who dances very well.
Join the sentences using ……………who………….
Assignment
ASSIGNMENT : Occupation P.3 assignment MARKS : 10 DURATION : 1 week, 3 days