Question

The poet speaks of several occupations in the poem.

Create groups of five. Allot the role of any five vocations that the poet talks about. Each student in the group will represent one vocation.

Each student speaks for 1- minutes about their vocation-who they are, what they do, where they work, what kind of experiences they have at work, what problems they face and a message for all.

Answer 1

1. Craftsperson: Hello, I am a craftsperson. I create beautiful things using my skills and creativity. I work in a workshop or sometimes at home. I enjoy giving different colours and designs to my work. My work requires patience and precision. Sometimes, I face problems such as lack of proper tools and limited income. My message is: Respect every craft and the people who create it.
2. Carpenter: Hello, I am a carpenter. I work with wood and make useful things such as tables, chairs, doors and other furniture. I usually work in a workshop or at construction sites. My work requires skill, patience and accuracy. Sometimes, the work can be tiring and I may face difficulties with tools and materials. My message is: Never underestimate the value of skilled work.
3. Electrician: Hello, I am an electrician. I install and repair electrical wires and equipment in homes, offices and other buildings. My work helps people use electricity safely. I have to be very careful because my work involves risk. I feel happy when I solve an electrical problem and bring light to people's homes. My message is: Safety and careful work are always important.
4. Boatman: Hello, I am a boatman. I work on rivers, lakes or seas and help people travel or carry goods. I also use nets when I go fishing. My work gives me many experiences with nature and water. Sometimes, bad weather and strong waves make my work difficult. My message is: Respect nature and value the hard work of people who depend on it.
5. Cook: Hello, I am a cook. I prepare food for people at homes, hotels, restaurants or other places. I use different ingredients and cooking skills to make delicious meals. I enjoy seeing people happy when they eat my food. However, cooking for many people can be tiring and requires a lot of patience. My message is: Food brings people together, so respect those who prepare it.