Unit 7 March 25th

Date: March 25th 2025
Session 155, 156
Purposes:
To learn about different germs and how they travel, then track their own germs.
To ask and answer about illnesses

By Lili MG

Health - Cuestionario

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​WB 100

Multiple Choice

Read and choose:

1. Robert Koch was a famous German doctor and scientist. He was born in 1843. He was a curious child and taught himself to read at five years old. Koch studied medicine at universities and hospitals in Germany.

• Cholera discovery

• Life

• Prizes

• Research

• Tuberculosis discovery

Multiple Choice

2. Koch was the first scientist to link a type of bacteria to an illness. His earliest research was into an illness called anthrax. He set up a laboratory in his home, grew bacteria, and used a microscope to study it. This is how he found the bacteria that causes the illness in 1878.

• Cholera discovery

• Life

• Prizes

• Research

• Tuberculosis discovery

Multiple Choice

3. Two years later, he found the bacteria that causes tuberculosis. During his research, he discovered the best method to grow bacteria in a laboratory. Scientists grow bacteria in the same way today.

• Cholera discovery

• Life

• Prizes

• Research

• Tuberculosis discovery

Multiple Choice

4. In 1883, Koch traveled to Egypt to study an outbreak of cholera. He used a method he had invented to find the cholera bacteria. He studied the way the illness spreads and reached the same conclusions as John Snow. His method to control the spread of the illness is used today.

• Cholera discovery

• Life

• Prizes

• Research

• Tuberculosis discovery

Multiple Choice

5. For the rest of his life, he studied different illnesses in Europe, Africa, and Asia. He received many prizes for his work. In 1905, he won the Nobel Prize in Medicine. Robert Koch died in Germany in 1910.

• Cholera discovery

• Life

• Prizes

• Research

• Tuberculosis discovery

Open Ended

1. How was Dr. Koch curious when he was a child?

Open Ended

2. What was Dr. Koch the first scientist to do?

Open Ended

3. Which diseases did Dr. Koch study?

Open Ended

4. Which of his methods do we use today?

Drag and Drop

Use ​

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and ​

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.
Rub your ​

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together.
Wash between your ​

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.
Wash your hands for ​

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seconds.

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

soap

water

hands

fingers

twenty

milk

sand

thirty

SB 116

Drag and Drop

What's the matter, Alex?​

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Do you have a temperature?​

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Does your neck hurt?​

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Here's some medicine.​

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Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

I have a headache.

I think so.

Yes, it's sore.

Thank you, Doctor Khan.

I'm feeling great!

No, I'm perfectly fine.

I just need some rest.

​Sove it in your book

​WB 102

Match

Listen and Match

My stomache hurts

My back hurts

My throat hurts

My ear hurts

My head hurts

• My stomache hurts

• My back hurts

• My throat hurts

• My ear hurts

• My head hurts

Categorize

Options (11)

Do your shoulders hurt?

Yes, you do. Here some cream.

What's the matter?

You should sit up straight and take fewer books home.

Are there a lot of books in your backpack?

Do you sit with straight back?

Do I need some medicine?

Yes, they do.

Yes, there are.

No, I don't.

I have a terrible backache.

Read and classify: Doctor or Patient

Doctor

Patient

​Pearson Assignment