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Elementary Level
Career Resources
Compiled by the Career Resource Network
ND Department of Career and Technical Education
600 East Boulevard Ave, Bismarck ND 58505-0610
(701) 328-9733 www.nd.gov/cte
Grade
Product Comments
Level
50 Odd Jobs Ages 12+ Michael Rosen, Fifty Odd Jobs: A Wild and Wacky Rhyming
Guide to One-of-a-Kind Careers
(Children’s Book)
No longer in print. Available at:
http://www.alibris.com/search/books/qwork/62193/used/
50%20Odd%20Jobs:%20A%20Wild%20and%20Wacky%20R
hyming%20Guide%20to%20One-Of-A-Kind%20Careers
Career Bingo PK-8 Marco Product
Bingo I – PK-3:
http://marcoproducts.stores.yahoo.net/careerbingoi.html
Bingo II - 4-8:
http://marcoproducts.stores.yahoo.net/carbiniigam.html
Career Critters 1-2 Career Critters is a 15-lesson career program for early
elementary students. Each student receives a reproducible
booklet that includes a story and activity pages. Divided
into 15 Career Clusters.
www.marcoproducts.com/careercritters.html
Career Elem Downloadable Guidance Lesson Plans from the Missouri
Center for Career Education
Development http://www.missouricareereducation.org/project/guidelsn
Lesson Plans
Lesson Plans
Career Game 5 Explorer begins by asking questions that help students
recognize the thoughts, feelings and events that hold clues
Explorer Edition to their future. Includes a series of color-coded activities
designed to identify individual personality types.
Rick Trow Productions
www.careergame.com
Career 3-6 Quia pioneered the "create-your-own" concept, giving
instructors the ability to create customized educational
Hangman software online, built around their own course materials
and made available to students over the Internet. In Career
Hangman, a student can guess the letters in a hidden word
or phrase.
Career Hangman Quia Product
http://www.quia.com/hm/13600.html
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Careers Are Careers are everywhere. Children start the process of
exploring the world of work as early as the elementary
Everywhere! grades. With each class they take, with each life
Activity experience, they gain a greater awareness of the nature of
work and begin to form ideas about their future career
Workbook roles.
The activities in this workbook are intended to be fun and
challenging. They have been designed around the building
blocks of the elementary National Career Development
Guidelines with the goal of raising career awareness.
http://www.pacareerstandards.com/documents/curriculu
m-resources/careers-are-everywhere-workbook.pdf
Careers for Me 3-9 This paper-pencil assessment encourages students to think
about their interests to guide them towards careers.
http://careerkids.com/
Careers for Me II- 3-7
http://www.careerkids.com/product-WCM25.html
Careers for Me Plus – 6-9
http://www.careerkids.com/product-WCMP25.html
Cashmere if You Ages 5-8 Wawa Hohhot, Cashmere if You Can
Can Lavishly illustrated book from HarperCollins Publishers
(Children’s Book) follows the misadventures of Wawa Hohhot and her family
of Mongolian cashmere goats who just happen to live on
the roof of Saks's Midtown Manhattan store.
Elementary Elem Career Tools for Teachers
K-12 Career Resources
Lesson http://pages.minot.k12.nd.us/votech/File/tcorn.htm#elem
Plans/Activities ent
- Minot Career Tools
for Teachers
E-WOW: K-5 After completing E-WOW, students will be able to identify
job activities, the job cluster concept, job titles, and the
Explore the process of exploring, researching, and comparing jobs.
World of Work CFKR Product
http://www.cfkr.com/search.html
Administrator’s Guide:
http://www.cfkr.com/downloads/ewowmanual.pdf
Preview:
http://www.cfkr.com/productpreviews/ewowprev.html
I Got Ages 4-8 Melrose Cooper, I Got Community
Community A young girl describes, in rhyming verse, how members of
(Children’s Book) her community make her feel loved.
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Job-O E 5-6 Designed for upper elementary, lower middle school
students and designed to increase students' awareness of
(Elementary their interests and how they may relate to future careers.
Version) CFKR Product
http://www.cfkr.com/search.html
Preview:
http://www.cfkr.com/productpreviews/jobo_e.html
User Manual:
http://www.cfkr.com/downloads/jobo_man.pdf
LAM (Looking at 4 Inventory on self-esteem but also talks about goal-setting
and decision making. It goes through good communication
Myself) skills, has them look at their interests in things such as
leadership, creativity, community service, and sports. They
rate themselves in these areas.
CFKR Product
http://www.cfkr.com/catalog/elemiddle.html#Anchor-
Lookin-19102
Preview:
http://www.cfkr.com/productpreviews/lam1.html
O*NET OnLine Elem Excellent graphs, no passwords, written at 3-5 grade level.
http://online.onetcenter.org/
Paws in Jobland Elem Paws in Jobland inspires students to learn more about
themselves and the people in their neighborhood as they
explore over 100 different careers.
Coming soon to the programs available at
www.RUReadyND.com! (Early 2014)
Roberto the Ages 4-8 Nina Laden, Roberto the Insect Architect
Insect Architect A termite named Roberto pursues his dream of becoming
(Children’s Book) an architect and travels to the big city where he hopes to
find success. This funny and inspirational story will
encourage viewers of any age to build their dreams.
When I Grow Up Ages 4-6 Colin McNaughton, When I Grow Up
(Children’s Book)
Spaceman or soccer pro, candy-store owner or the queen
herself — the sky's the limit when Colin McNaughton's
imaginative cast of kids act out what they'd like to be when
they grow up.
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Workplace K-8 Specially-designed elementary and middle school
programs help students see the relevance of teamwork,
Learning reading, good listening skills and math by showing them
Connection how these skills are used in the workplace.
http://www.kirkwood.edu/wplc
http://www.kirkwood.edu/site/index.php?p=19587
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