This idea book is an activity guide prepared for teachers of grades K-6. The activities are designed to assist elementary teachers in providing students with a greater awareness and understanding of how bias and stereotyping affect career choice. Since most biased and stereotypic behaviors are learned during early childhood, activities are aimed at combatting this problem. Section 1 contains specific goal statements for each grade level, with appropriate activities. Activities are coded as either "brief" (requiring 15-25 minutes) or "extended" (requiring several 20-minute lessons throughout the week). Information given for each activity includes materials needed, procedures, related activities, and suggestions for subjects into which the activity could be infused. The concepts of the activities are presented in a logical sequence. Some of the activities include family circles, cleaning, pantomime of jobs, spin a web, people's choice, career pockets, colonial coins, assembly line production, lifestyle surveys, and mock jobs. The second section of the guide contains transparency masters keyed to the activities, lists of job clusters, job titles, sources of information on handicapped persons, a bibliography, and bulletin board ideas. (KC)