Helpful questions for those just starting to learn about the jobs around us.

Test your knowledge about Community Helpers!

Browse this archive full of real stories about more unique and interesting careers, such as a mycologist, CAD designer, life coach, smokejumper, seismologist, foley artist, perfusionist, gemologist - the list goes on!

Explore what it takes, and what it feels like, to hold a wide variety of jobs - like a chef, fashion designer, teacher, architect, plumber, composer, and more!

Explore careers based on your interests! Learn about the education and skills necessary for various careers, as well as the pay, job outlook, work environment, and more.

There’s a cool career for every kid!  Explore career options from A to Z with the Lab Squad kids as they meet and interview career professionals. For all grades.

Grades PK-1 teachers can use this digital resource to introduce students to community helpers and their "clothes of the trade."

Grade 2 can see work wear looks for Non-Traditional careers, like tech and creative fields.

Grade 3 can see uniforms that apply to certain Career Clusters, like Health Services, Human Services, & Agriculture.

Grades 4-5 can review independently to prepare for their Presentations and Mock Interviews! (also see the "Highlights" graphic)

Need the quick rundown? Here's your cheat sheet!

Find out how different careers, industries, functions, and goals align - and see where your career interests might be!

Jobs are more than just their titles and industries - they are made up of different types of work activities people perform daily. Use this resource to see types of work activities and find jobs where they're most common.

A fun activity for class or at home! Create your dice and roll all four at once. Then discuss with a grownup what kind of job fits the description! Would you want that job? Why or why not?

Watch a bucket truck in action and see what it's like to be a lineworker for Georgia Power!

April is "Thank a Lineworker" Month

Print and color a Georgia Power bucket truck! Or color and use this sheet to write a thank-you note for "Thank a Lineworker" Month.

Successful inventor and TV's "Shark Tank" winner Austin Hillam is part of the Dolvin family!

Check back Friday morning for a recording of Austin's presentation.

Successful inventors and TV's "Shark Tank" winners Ethan & David Sanborn are part of the Dolvin family!

Check back Friday morning for a recording of David's presentation.

Our Touch-a-Truck event will introduce students to a variety of Community Helpers and their vehicles, including ones from Massana Construction, WANF TV, Kroger, Trane, Johns Creek Police Dept., and Fulton Co. Schools, PLUS - a special visit from a luxury sports car (thanks to MotorCars of Atlanta) and The Pitt Stop ice cream truck! _{(free non-dairy frozen treats for all PK-1st grade attendees)}

All Grades

Click to watch a video tour of the event.

Want to see more? The City of Johns Creek has a FREE Touch a Truck event on Saturday, May 16th, from 10a-noon at City Hall.

Print & color this Zamboni machine! It's a special vehicle that resurfaces ice at hockey games.

Many athletes wear special gear for their sport - especially hockey goalies! Can you spot the 6 differences?

Thanks to our friends, the Atlanta Gladiators!

Have you ever wanted to be a fashion designer? How would you design a new jersey for the Atlanta Gladiators?

Think you know all about the Career Clusters? Test your knowledge here.

There are 30 types of workers mixed together here...can you spot them all?

There are many fascinating careers in science - can you find all the ones listed here?