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Feeling poorly

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Feeling poorly: sick words

Connect P3 Term 1: Unit 2
GoalName common sicknesses and say when we are sick or well.
New words
cold · a small sickness with a runny nose and sneezescough · a noise from your throatfever · your body is too hotheadache · a pain in your headsick · not wellwell · not sick; healthy
Explanation

When we are not well, we feel sick. We can have a cold, a cough, a fever or a headache. With a cold we sneeze. With a cough we make a noise in our throat. With a fever our body is too hot. With a headache our head hurts. When we are not sick, we are well. Before these sick words we say a: a fever, a headache. Always tell a grown-up when you feel sick.

coldfeversickwell
Worked examples
Adel

Hello, Rahma. Are you well today?

Rahma

No, I’m not well. I feel sick.

Adel

I’m sorry to hear that. Tell your mum.

Rahma

I’m telling her now. She is calling the doctor.

Listen. Adel asks Rahma about school.

Seif has a cold. He sneezes a lot. His mum puts her hand on his head. He has a fever too. Mum calls the doctor. After two days Seif is well again.

Read and listen to the text.
head
Look. This is a headache. Where does it hurt? Point to your head and say: I have a headache.
Now you. Say one sick word and act it with your body: cold, cough, fever or headache.
Class activity

Sick or well? The grown-up acts a sickness (sneezes, coughs, holds the head, feels hot). The child guesses with a full sentence: You have a cold. Then change places. At the end both say: Now we are well!

Practice
1
Listen. Which sick word do you hear?

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2
Look. Which picture shows a fever: the thermometer or the apple?
3
Fill in: I sneeze a lot. I have a ___. (cold or fever)
4
Fill in: When we are not sick we are ___. (well or cough)
5
Writing: copy ‘I have a cold.’