Jump into Jobs: Working with Sport

A fun and magical tour of the world of working in sport, with Billie and their very silly pet cat, Mia!

Does your child love sport? Do they think that they might want to work in sport one day when they are grown up? Help your child to find out about all sorts of sport-related jobs that people do.

Billie has a very special dressing up box. When they choose an outfit from the box, they are whisked away to meet all sorts of people doing all kinds of amazing jobs. In Working in Sport, Billie and Mia meet a PE teacher, athlete, physiotherapist and many more people working in sport. Together, they find out lots of interesting things about these jobs these people do. (And be sure to take a close look to see what naughty and silly things Mia gets up to in the funny illustrations.)

Jump into Jobs is no ordinary careers series. It's designed to help young children to think not only about the job that they might want to do in the future, but to be inspired by the world of work that is happening all around them. Each book concludes with a spread to encourage children to research the topic further through fun activities. The series is perfect for children aged 5 and up who are interested in what adults do all day and as part of a well rounded PSHE and Science curriculum.

Contents:

Meet Billie ... and Mia!

PE teachers ... inspire pupils

Track athletes ... train to win

Sports coaches ... bring out the best in people

Event managers ... make things happen

Sports commentators ... report the action

Sports photographers ... snap the action

Sports physiotherapists ... help athletes to recover

Sports psychologists ... motivate athletes

Sports scientists ... study performance

Sports nutritionists ... are food experts

Referees ... keep control

Now it's your turn to work with sport!

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Index

Title in the series:

Working with Animals

Working with Food

Working with Nature

Working in Space

Working with Sport

Working with Technology

Working Underwater

Working with Weather