THE TERTIARY SECTOR

THE TERTIARY SECTOR

>>> MUNICIPAL SERVICES ACTIVITY <<<

>>> Tourism and different kinds of tourism <<<

>>> TYPES OF SERVICES <<<

>>> TYPES OF TRADE <<<

Let's talk:

Trade:

- What is the difference between a shopping centre and a traditional shop?

- Which of the two produces a higher volume of trade? Why?

Some of the wine produced in Spain is consumed in England. What type of trade makes this possible?

Transport:

- What advantages does land transport have? When is the plane used? And the boat? And the train?

- Why do you think more people use planes today than 20 years ago?

- Which types of transport are most commonly used for trade? Why?

- Do you think a good transport service benefits the economy?

Tourism:

- When summer arrives, do you go away on holiday? What is the place like? Where do you stay?

- Do you go to restaurants? And the cinema? What else you do?

THE SECONDARY SECTOR

THE SECONDARY SECTOR

Mining

Manufacturating



The construction industry




GAMES
What is the difference between raw materials and elaborated products?

2. THE SECONDARY SECTOR (SCIENCE 4º - UNIT WORK)

2. THE SECONDARY SECTOR (SCIENCE 4º - UNIT WORK)

2. THE PRIMARY SECTOR

1. PEOPLE AND WORK (SCIENCE 4º - UNIT WORK)

1. PEOPLE AND WORK



ANSWER THE QUESTIONS:
- What jobs in the primary sector have in common?
- To which sector does the table factory belong to? And the furniture shop? Why?
- Which sector do teachers belong to? Why?
- What do you want to be when you grow up? Which sector do you want to work in?





http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/gcsebitesize/business/aims/aimsandactivitiesrev3.shtml


*Complete the chart:

Primary sector	Secondary sector	Tertiary sector
Fisher	Miner	Teacher
…	…	…

0. WORK - WARM-UP

0. WORK - WARM-UP

Let's talk about work...                                          

Indicate the job illustrated in each drawing...
>>> JOBS TEST <<<

Learn the song...                                                     

             



*Find...                                                                    
- A factory
- A machine which a farmer uses
- Some people who work in an office
- A person who works in the service industry
- Someone who works in manufacturating industry

*Answer the questions...                                        

- Look at the photos. Which types of jobs can you see?

- Can you think of a job that involves producing food? And that involves helping people?

- How are these people dressed? What do you think they do? How did you guess?

- Does anybody in your family do any of these jobs? What other jobs they do?

- Do you know if they get paid for doing this job?

- Why are jobs beneficial for society?

- What do you want to do when you grow up?

People need to work to live. We receive money for the work we do so that we can buy the things we need. Jobs help society to function well. There are many types of jobs. Some people produce food or raw materials, like farmers and fishermen. Others work in industry or services, like miners and teachers.

In this unit we are going to learn about work...