Happy St. Patrick's Day everyone! Don't forget. Today, many people celebrate being Irish, but St. Patrick was actually Scottish. He was kidnapped into slavery in Ireland. Years later, he escaped and went back to Scotland where he had a dream about the Irish people. They were asking him to come back and save them, so he went back to Ireland and taught the people about Christianity.
Today we introduced a new topic of health. We briefly discussed a questionnaire about the differences in healthcare in different countries.
After the discussion we talked about the parts of the body. We used this worksheet to put down the names of the body parts. We also covered the ways that we talk about pain and illness.
1. One way we talk about health is to say how we feel.
Ex. I feel sick.
I feel good.
2. Another was is to say that a body part hurts.
Ex. My ear hurts.
Her head hurts.
Their stomachs hurt.
3. A third way is to say that you have a sickness
Ex. I have a cold.
He has a stomachache.
We have a headache.
Main Learning Point
You should be familiar with the very basics of how healthcare is delivered in the US (but not how it's paid for. Nobody knows that). You should also be familiar with the main parts of the human body along with their pronunciation. You should be mildly successful with creating sentences describing your sickness.
Today we introduced a new topic of health. We briefly discussed a questionnaire about the differences in healthcare in different countries.
After the discussion we talked about the parts of the body. We used this worksheet to put down the names of the body parts. We also covered the ways that we talk about pain and illness.
1. One way we talk about health is to say how we feel.
Ex. I feel sick.
I feel good.
2. Another was is to say that a body part hurts.
Ex. My ear hurts.
Her head hurts.
Their stomachs hurt.
3. A third way is to say that you have a sickness
Ex. I have a cold.
He has a stomachache.
We have a headache.
Main Learning Point
You should be familiar with the very basics of how healthcare is delivered in the US (but not how it's paid for. Nobody knows that). You should also be familiar with the main parts of the human body along with their pronunciation. You should be mildly successful with creating sentences describing your sickness.
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