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Job Wheel

Spin for a random job to give a character, a game or a writing prompt.

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Choices on the wheel

TeacherEngineerDoctorChefDesignerArtistWriterPhotographerPilotScientistMechanicArchitectMusicianDetectiveFirefighterFarmerProgrammerJournalistNurseCarpenter

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How to use the Job Wheel

The Job Wheel picks an occupation for stories, characters, charades and classroom games. Here's how to choose a field and use the result.

Quick start

  1. Start with Mixed, or pick Creative, Science, Trades or Office.
  2. Spin to land on an occupation.
  3. Build a character, act it out or write about it.
  4. Remove & spin again for a whole cast of jobs.
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Pick a field

Choose Mixed, Creative, Science, Trades or Office. Trades covers hands-on work like electrician, baker and welder.

The Mixed, Creative, Science, Trades and Office buttons
The wheel with the Trades jobs
Trades.
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Add unusual jobs

Add jobs that spark stories, like lighthouse keeper, and they join the wheel.

A custom job, Lighthouse keeper, added to the list
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Your job

The card shows the occupation. It's for games and stories, not career advice. Remove & spin again gives every character or player a different job.

The result card: Job, Pilot
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Great for

  • Story and character creation
  • Charades and guessing games
  • Classroom 'when I grow up' activities
  • Improv and drama games
  • Role-play scenarios
  • Writing prompts
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Customize everything else

This page uses the same wheel as the homepage, so all the usual options work here too. The full wheel guide explains each one with pictures:

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FAQ

Is this a career quiz?

No. It picks a random job for games, stories and characters.

Can I add jobs?

Yes. Type any occupation into the list.

Can I use it for charades?

Yes. Spin a job and act it out without speaking.

Which jobs are in Trades?

Hands-on work like mechanic, electrician, plumber and baker.