5.2 Class 2

​5.2 Class 2

By Gabriel Contreras

Lesson Plan

Warm-up
Practice
Role Plays
Entonation Practice

Speed Survey

Read the question and answer. Then let's discuss for a short time

Q1

One health habit that genuinely helps you focus.

Q2

A small change that improved your sleep.

Q3

A food you avoid when you’re sick (and why).

Q4

A tip you give friends for stress.

Q5

Morning routine: one thing that works for you.

Q6

Coffee or aguadepanela when you’re under the weather?

Q7

One “health myth” you used to believe.

Q8

An app/device that actually helped your health.

Practice

Matching
Multiple choice one answer
Multiple choice multiple answers
Fill in the blanks

Match

Match the following

• What brings you in today?

• When did it start?

• Where does it hurt?

• Is it worse when you move?

• Do you have any allergies?

I have a fever and a headache.

Since yesterday.

On the left side, here.

Yes, when I walk.

To penicillin.

• I have a fever and a headache.

• Since yesterday.

• On the left side, here.

• Yes, when I walk.

• To penicillin.

Match

Match the following

• What symptoms do you have?

• When did the fever start?

• Where exactly is the pain?

• Is it better when you rest?

• Do you have a fever?

Cough and a sore throat.

This morning

On the right side, here.

Yes, a little

Yes, 101°F.

• Cough and a sore throat.

• This morning

• On the right side, here.

• Yes, a little

• Yes, 101°F.

Match

Match the following

• What do you need today?

• How many milliliters per dose?

• Do I need a prescription?

• How often should I take it?

• Do you need sugar-free?

A pain reliever

Ten, please

No, it’s over-the-counter.

Every eight hours.

Regular is fine.

• A pain reliever

• Ten, please

• No, it’s over-the-counter.

• Every eight hours.

• Regular is fine.

Multiple Choice

Choose the answer for the question.

What brings you in today?

• Your insurance company

• Your reason for visiting.

• Your home address.

• Your phone number.

Multiple Choice

Choose the sentence that corresponds

Take the pills with food means…

• On an empty stomach.

• Only in the morning.
  

• While eating or right after.

• Before sleeping.

Multiple Select

Choose the options that correspond.

Natural ways a doctor might say to help a cold:

• Drink plenty of water.

• Rest.

• Use over-the-counter cough syrup.

• Run a marathon today.

Multiple Select

Choose the options that correspond.

At the pharmacy, good questions are…

• Is it sugar-free?

• How many milliliters should I take?

• What’s your favorite movie?

• Can I take this with food?

Drag and Drop

Complete the sentences with the words provided



​ I’ve had it ​

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yesterday.

I’ve had it ​

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two days.

Take the pills ​

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food.

It gets ​

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when I walk.

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since

for

with

worse

after

tablets

prescription

Drag and Drop

Complete the sentences with the words provided



It gets ​

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when I rest.

The cough syrup is ​

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Is it ​

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?

​

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if it doesn’t get better.

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better

over-the-counter.

sugar-free

Come back

after

cold

good

Match

Match the definitions with the words

• Small adhesive strips for a cut.

• Device to check your temperature.

• Tablets for headache or back pain.

• Liquid for irritated eyes.

• Topical product for muscle pain.

Band-aid

Thermometer

Pain reliever

Eye drops

Pain-relief cream

• Band-aid

• Thermometer

• Pain reliever

• Eye drops

• Pain-relief cream

Should Vs Must

Doctor’s orders: MUST vs SHOULD

Quick recap: SHOULD

• should = recommendation (good idea, but not a rule)

• Examples:

  • You should rest.

  • You should drink more water.

  • You should come back if it doesn’t get better.

MUST (rule / strong obligation)

• must = rule / strong obligation (doctor/label/policy)

• Examples:

  • You must take one pill every 8 hours.

  • You mustn’t mix this with alcohol.

  • You must finish the antibiotics.

MUSTN'T (Prohibition)

• must = rwhen negative is a prohibition

• Examples:

  • You mustn’t drive after this.

  • You mustn’t mix this with alcohol.

  • You mustn't drive and drink

MUSTN'T (Prohibition)

• must = rwhen negative is a prohibition

• Examples:

  • You mustn’t drive after this.

  • You mustn’t mix this with alcohol.

  • You mustn't drive and drink

Drag and Drop

Complete the sentences



You ​

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take this antibiotic every 8 hours.

You ​

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rest today; your fever is high.

You ​

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drive after taking this—may cause drowsiness.

You ​

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move your leg.

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must

should

mustn't

shouldn't

Drag and Drop

Complete the sentences



You ​

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take 10 milliliters every six to eight hours.

You ​

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rest and drink plenty of water.

You ​

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share prescription medicine with others.

You ​

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skip meals; take it with food.

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must

should

mustn't

shouldn't

Drag and Drop

Complete the sentences



You ​ ​

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drink alcohol while taking this.

You ​

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finish the full course, even if you feel better.

You ​

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avoid heavy lifting this week.

You ​

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run today; your ankle is swollen.

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must

should

shouldn't

mustn't

Match

Match the modal verbs and the usage.

• Must

• Should

• Mustn't

• Shouldn't

Regla/obligación fuerte (médico/etiqueta

Buen consejo

prohibido

No es buena idea

• Regla/obligación fuerte (médico/etiqueta

• Buen consejo

• prohibido

• No es buena idea