5.1 Class 1

5.1 Class 1

By Gabriel Contreras

Lesson Plan

Warm-up Would you rather
Practice
Video
Short Dialogs

Would you rather play tennis in 100°F heat or in the rain?

Would you rather ride a dirt bike or a mountain bike?

Would you rather break your phone or twist your ankle?

Would you rather go hiking alone or camping with strangers?

Would you rather spend the night in a hospital or in the forest?

Would you rather eat only pizza or only burgers for a week?

Would you rather have a headache all day or back pain for one hour?

Would you rather run a marathon or climb a mountain?

Would you rather be super fast or super strong?

Would you rather call 911 for someone or give first aid yourself?

Multiple Select

Your friend is bleeding after a bike crash. What can you say?

• Call 911!

• Keep pressure on it

• Don’t move.

• I pulled a muscle.

Multiple Select

A tennis player faints. What’s the best reaction?

• Stay calm.

• Can you hear me?

• Call 911, quick!

• Let’s play another match.

Multiple Select

A hiker says: “My back hurts bad.” What could you tell him?

• Don’t move.

• Wait for the ambulance.

• Stay with me.

• Run to the car.

Multiple Select

You see smoke in a house. What should you say?

• There’s a fire!

• Call 911!

• Get out now!

• Sit down, stay calm.

Multiple Select

A motorcyclist is unconscious. What are natural responses?

• Keep pressure on it.

• Don’t move.

• Call 911!

• Stay with me.

Reorder

Reorder the following

• Call

• 911

• quick!

1

2

3

• 1
• 2
• 3

Reorder

Reorder the following

• Stay

• calm

• please!

1

2

3

• 1
• 2
• 3

Reorder

Reorder the following

• Can

• you

• hear

• me

1

2

3

4

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4

Reorder

Reorder the following

• Keep

• pressure

• on

• it

1

2

3

4

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4

Labeling

Label the images

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

stretcher

fainted

breathing

smoke

awake

Ambulance

Bleeding

Headache

backache

Minidialogs

1. Tennis accident (ankle)

A: Oh no, I twisted my ankle, it hurts so bad!
B: Stay calm, don’t move. Can you put any weight on it?
A: No, every time I try, the pain gets worse.
B: Alright, sit down slowly. Where exactly does it hurt?
A: Right here, on the side of my ankle.
B: Okay, don’t worry. I’ll call 911 and stay with you until they come.

2. Cycling fall (bleeding)

A: He fell off the bike, look, there’s blood on his leg!
B: Keep pressure on it. Do you have something to cover the wound?
A: I only have a small towel in my bag.
B: Perfect, use it and press hard. Is he awake?
A: Yes, but he looks very weak.
B: Stay with him, I’ll call 911 right now.

3. Hiking (back pain)

A: I slipped on the trail, my back hurts really bad.
B: Don’t move, just stay on the ground. Can you breathe okay?
A: Not really, it feels tight, and I’m getting dizzy.
B: Try to relax and take it slow. Can you feel your legs?
A: Yes, but it’s painful when I move.
B: Alright, don’t move anymore. I’ll call 911 and wait here with you.

4. Street fainting

A: She just fainted, she’s lying on the ground!
B: Can you hear me? Please, wake up!
A: She’s not answering. What do we do now?
B: Check if she’s breathing. Is her chest moving?
A: Yes, but very slowly.
B: Okay, stay calm. I’ll call 911, and you stay with her.

5. Head injury (tennis hit)

A: The ball hit my head, I feel really dizzy.
B: Sit down, don’t move. Do you feel any pain in your neck?
A: A little, and my vision is blurry.
B: Okay, don’t turn your head. Just keep looking straight.
A: It’s hard, I feel like I’m going to fall over.
B: Hold on, I’ll call for help and stay right here with you.