The career lesson plan, titled "Problem-Solving and Computing Career Activity," aims to familiarize students with the computational thinking and problem-solving skills essential in various computer-related professions. This activity, spanning 2-4 days, is based on Code.org's Computer Science Discoveries course, which covers key concepts like algorithm development, problem decomposition, abstraction, and pattern matching. The plan involves introducing these concepts, followed by a research phase where students explore careers in software engineering, data science, and game development. Students then prepare and present their findings in a "Classroom Career Fair," fostering peer engagement and collaborative learning. The lesson concludes with a wrap-up discussion on the real-world application of these skills, highlighting their importance beyond computer science. Additionally, an extension activity encourages students to delve deeper into a chosen career, reinforcing the practical relevance of computational thinking in various professional contexts. Assessments focus on the accuracy, understanding, creativity, and engagement in group presentations, individual participation, and the quality of extended projects. This comprehensive approach ensures that students appreciate the value of problem-solving skills across diverse career paths.