It includes games for kids where they try different jobs in an interactive way. 

Games included: 

1) Doctor: Play a doctor in a hospital. Cure patients by learning and using English words for medicine and body parts.

2) Shop assistant: Work at a fruit and vegetable shop. Learn English for selling, buying, and describing food to customers.

3) Teacher: Be a teacher at school. Check student work and learn how to correct English grammar and spelling.

4) Designer: Build and decorate rooms. Learn English words for furniture, colors, and design as you create spaces.

5) Restaurant: Cook pizza for customers at a restaurant. Learn English to understand orders and name ingredients.

6) Beauty salon: Become a stylist. Wash, clean, and make outfits for clients, learning English words for clothes and fashion.

These interactive job games are incredibly useful for kids in English classes because they offer a fun, practical, and engaging way to learn the language.

Here's why they work so well:

1. Contextual Learning: Instead of just memorizing words, kids learn English within a meaningful scenario. They understand why they need certain vocabulary (e.g., medical terms for a doctor, food names for a shop assistant) because it's directly relevant to their "job." This makes learning more intuitive and memorable.

2. Practical Application: The games encourage active use of English. Students aren't just listening or repeating; they're actively making choices, asking questions, giving instructions, and responding to virtual characters. This hands-on practice builds confidence in real-world communication.

3. Vocabulary Expansion: Each game focuses on a specific vocabulary set related to a profession. This targeted approach helps children quickly build a rich lexicon for different domains, making their English more versatile.

4. Problem-Solving & Critical Thinking: Many scenarios require students to understand instructions, solve problems, and make decisions in English (e.g., diagnosing a patient, understanding a complex pizza order). This pushes them to think critically while processing the language.

5. Motivation & Engagement: Traditional learning can sometimes be dry. These games transform learning into an exciting play experience. The interactive nature, immediate feedback, and sense of accomplishment keep children motivated and eager to learn more.