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Activities in this publication are based on “Careers are Everywhere!” by Texas Workforce Solutions, Labor Market and Career Information.  \nCONTENTS  \nWhat is a Career Hero? 4  \nRealistic Careers for “Doers” 5 Investigative Careers for “Thinkers” 8 Artistic Careers for “Creators” 11 Social Careers for “Helpers” 14 Enterprising Careers for “Persuaders” 17 Conventional Careers for “Organizers” 20 Additional Activities 24  \nHave you ever noticed how ordinary workers are a lot like superheroes?  \nSeriously. They might not wear spandex bodysuits (except for dancers) , but many wear uniforms or distinctive clothing that marks them as someone who is there to help you.  \nSpeaking of helping people , isn’t that exactly what both superheroes and workers do all day long? Whether it’sthe guy who paints your house or the lady who helps you get a loan to buy a house , people in careers are there to help you.  \n“But wait ,” you say,“Superheroes have special abilities. They have been through rigorous training , and have an arsenal of highly-specialized equipment  \nExactly. And Career Heroes are no different. Performing each job takes a unique set of skills and knowledge.  \nSome careers take years of training , and most require special tools that must be mastered.  \nIn fact , we thought Career Heroes were so special that they deserved their own set of trading cards. Each card features a different Career Hero and details the kinds of feats they perform on the job , the tools they have mastered , and the training they needed to qualify for their job.  \nThis workbook introduces you to a few of the hundreds of Career Heroes out there making the world a better place. It also describes the 6 different types of Career Heroes: Doers , Thinkers , Creators , Helpers , Persuade rs , and Organizers. Maybe one of these types sounds a lot like you. Do you have what it takes to become a Career Hero?  \nCareer Heroes - 4  \nREALISTIC CAREERS  \nfor “DOERS”  \nPeople in “Realistic” careers like to work with things more than with people. They are usually good at doing things with their hands or playing sports. Most of the time, they like to be outdoors and work with tools and machines.  \nRealistic Career Heroes Include:  \n Carpet Installers  Electrical Engineers  \n Desktop Publishers  Roofers  \n Etchers and Engravers Veterinarians  \nCarpet Installers  \ntape , and lay the pad. Then they cut , lay, and stretch the carpet.  \nCareer Hero Challenge  \nIn the space below, draw the shape that apiece of carpeting would need to be to t your bedroom.  \nCareer Heroes - 5  \nREALISTIC CAREERS  \nfor “DOERS”  \nElectrical Engineers  \nElectrical engineers plan , test , and help build many kinds of electrical and electronic equipment. They design all kinds of machines that use electricity, such as appliances , TVs , computers , robots , and much more.  \nCareer Hero Challenge  \nElectrical engineers have to measure positive and negative electricity output in machines. How many positive ( ) dots and negative ( ) dots are there?  \nTotal Positive:   Total Negative:    \nVeterinarians Veterinarians diagnose and treat illnesses and injuries of animals.  \nThey may work with household pets or farm animals. Some do research to improve animal health.  \nCareer Hero Challenge  \nCircle the animals that a veterinarian may work with.  \nCareer Heroes - 6  \nREALISTIC CAREERS  \nfor “DOERS”  \nRoofers  \nRoofers put roofs on new buildings. They repair  \nor slanted roofs. Sometimes they work on top of really tall buildings. Roofers also work with many types of materials.  \nCareer Hero Challenge  \nThis house needs a new roof to protect it from rain, snow, and strong wind. 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