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Vocational Jobs to Add to the Classroom

Adding vocational jobs to your classroom gives your students responsibility and allows them to generalize previously taught skills. Vocational jobs

Vocational Jobs to Add to the Classroom

Adding vocational jobs to your classroom gives your students responsibility and allows them to generalize previously taught skills. Vocational jobs

Adding vocational jobs to your classroom gives your students responsibility and allows them to generalize previously taught skills. Vocational jobs enable our students to learn various skills that will be useful now and in the future. These skills are crucial to our daily lives, and as teachers, we can incorporate them into the classroom. Vocational jobs are great additions to your daily schedule, but if you need help figuring out where to start, check out some ideas below. 

Fold t-shirts

Students use a t-shirt folding board to fold t-shirts easily.

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Stocking

Set up different areas of the classroom for students to stock items, such as:

  • Vending snacks/drinks
  • Toothbrushes
  • Seed packets
  • Pens/pencils
  • Grocery Items
  • Gift cards
  • Library books

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Table Setting

Create a placemat and have students match the items to the mat on the table.

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Vocational Jobs to Add to the Classroom

Sort laundry

Create three baskets for students to separate three different colors of towels, shirts, etc.

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Filing

  • Utility Bills
  • Paper (by color)
  • Dates 
  • Last Names
  • Letters 
  • Word Cards

Vocational Jobs to Add to the Classroom

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