HEALTH

DEMO LESSON:

HEALTH

by Naomi Lujan

​WHAT'S THE MATTER? = WHAT'S THE PROBLEM?

Open Ended

WHAT'S THE MATTER? = WHAT'S THE PROBLEM?

​​​GOAL: Identify vocabulary related to common illnesses and give advice.

​VOCABULARY

​WHA'S THE MATTER?

​She has a sore throat.

​WHA'S THE MATTER?

​He has a stomachache.

​WHA'S THE MATTER?

​She ___ an earache.

​WHA'S THE MATTER?

____ a toothache.

​WHA'S THE MATTER?

____ a headache.

​WHA'S THE MATTER?

______ a cough.

​LET'S PLAY!!!!!

Multiple Choice

What's the matter?

• He has a headache.

• He has a stomachache.

• He has cough.

Multiple Choice

What's the matter?

• He has a stomachache.

• He has an earache.

• He has cough.

Multiple Choice

What's the matter?

• He has a toothache.

• He has an earache.

• He has sore throat.

Multiple Choice

What's the matter?

• She has a cough.

• She has a stomachache

• She has an earache.

​​​GOAL: Identify vocabulary related to common illnesses and give advice.

​GRAMMAR:

​should / shouldn't

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​*For giving advice OR suggestion.

​CASE:

​Mark is sick.

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​Read the advice.

​You should drink a lot of water.

​You shouldn't share your glass.

​STRUCTURE

​AFFIRMATIVE:

​You should wash your hands.

S + SHOULD + VERB (base form) + C​

​NEGATIVE:

​He shouldn't eat ice cream.

S + SHOULDN'T + VERB (base form) + C​

​Let's play!!!

Multiple Choice

I have a stomachache.

• You should eat ice cream.

• You should go to the doctor.

• You should go to the dentist.

Multiple Choice

Mario has a sore throat.

• He should drink hot water.

• He should drink warm tea.

• He shouldn't drink warm tea.

Multiple Choice

Rose has a stomachache.

• She should eat candy.

• She shouldn't eat candy.

• She should go out and play.

​Read the question, discuss with your partner and write two sentences using SHOULD / SHOULDN’T:

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