Low level activities about jobs and job skills for high school students? x-posted

[katilac]

I'm looking for any type of activities about jobs and job skills that can be done by very low-performing high school students who are shaky on even basic skills. Filling in blanks from a word bank is more doable than  answering questions with complete sentences, that type of thing. Math should be work-related but relatively simple. Videos are fine and great but they need some hands-on activities as well. I'm open to anything including games, puzzles, anything that puts pencil to paper. 

I'm going to work on scaffolding some of the material I have (more complicated because it's a mixed abilities group, I do want more from those who are capable), but some of these students absolutely cannot do the work I currently have for them without nearly one-to-one assistance. Heeeelp me! 

[Pen]

This is for what? Public school? Homeschool group? 

Would Jossey-Bass publishers have something? 

Don’t some companies have things? Like French Fry cooks at McDonalds. Or Good Will work prep programs? 

[katilac]

Public school. I'm looking for ideas or activities to print. They have a book/curriculum, but it's geared too high and I need some activities they can do on their own and/or that are a bit more fun than struggling through the assignment. 

Like I found some high school Mad Libs, and we'll use that to review parts of speech. 

 

[Pen]

Beyond Jossey-Bass, or maybe something from Annie Casey Foundation, IDK. 

Giving you a bump!

[73349]

Fill out job application forms?