House Accidents: When to See a Doctor

House Accidents: You Should Go to The Doctor!

• A word search puzzle includes these terms: headache, cough, sick, and X-Ray.
• These terms are potentially related to reasons of going to the doctor.

Vocabulary: Completing Sentences

• Eating too much food results in a stomachache.
• Playing too many video games can cause eye strain.
• A band-aid is necessary when a cut occurs on someone's finger.
• Falling may lead to a leg injury.
• Feeling unwell indicates sickness.
• Consoling words from a friend are comforting, particularly when someone is distressed.

Matters with Children: X-Rays and Injuries

• Someone may need an X-ray to view internal injuries
• Someone may need assistance with a headache
• A child may need help with a toothache
• A child may need help after they fall
• A child may need assistance after they get hurt on their bike
• A child may need help with back pain

Grammar: Using Should, Must, and Have To

• Having a headache means watching TV is not a good idea
• It is mandatory to remain quiet while in a hospital hallway.
• Taking medicine is important when trying to get better.
• Playing outside is not a very good idea if one has a cold.
• Going to the dentist is important when one has a toothache.
• It's important to be careful after falling when climbing a tree.
• In conversations after a fall, one must be careful and shouldn't walk without assistance.

Grammar: Completing Sentences with Phrases

• If you wan tot ride a bike, you e must wear a helmet.
• You should cover your mouth if you cough.
• You must see a dentist if you have a terrible headache.
• You shouldn't walk if you have a fall and your leg hurts.
• You should stay in a dark room when you're feeling sick.
• You should go to a dentist when you have a terrible toothache.

Grammar: Completing a Text with Modal Verbs

• One should be more careful to avoid accidents.
• A person should quickly wash their finger to treat a cut.
• One must call an ambulance after a fall.
• People who are injured by a fall must not move their backs.
• After getting hurt by a fall, you have to stay in bed for a week.
• It's impossible to go to school when one is injured.

Grammar: Writing What a Person Must/Must Not/Should/Should Not Do

• When your friend falls and gets a cut on their knee, they should clean the cut and apply a bandage.
• When your friend is going to be sick, they should rest and drink water.
• In case your friend has a toothache every week, they should visit a dentist.
• If your friend coughs a lot, they should consult a doctor and cover their mouth.
• With a headache, your friend hurts and should rest and drink water.
• If your friend are often tired at school, they should sleep well and eat healthy meals.

Story: Dad's Fall and The Actions That Follow

• The catalyst for Dad's fall is caused by a skateboard.
• The correct picture sequence is: d,e,b,c,a.
• Picture d shows when the kids realize his foot hurts
• Picture e shows bringing Dad ice to take the pain away.
• Picture b is when Dad is ok and the kids are playing.
• Picture c is when Dad is showing ok signs to reassure them.
• Picture a is the end of the fun time, where he is ok.

Listening and Speaking: Health Scenarios

• Violet has a pain identified
• Kai has a toothache
• Luna needs to go to the nurse's office.
• Mia needs to wear a helmet, while Ana's X-ray focused on the leg.
• Violet ate lots of pizza.
• Kai doesn't feel sick.
• Luna's at the nurse's office doesn't have the facts correct.
• Ana's leg hurts.
• Mia doesn't have a helmet.

Vocabulary: At the Hospital

• stairs represents the top portion of the building
• downstairs is the lower portion of the building.
• stomach represents a part of the body where food goes.
• sick represents a state of illness.
• fine represents being ok in health.
• bandage represents the thing you can put on a cut.
• clothes are the underdressing items.
• dressed represents clothes is the being in clothing

Grammar: Fill In The Blanks

• anywhere represents places where one is able to sit
• nothing represents an example when someone is not alright
• anything represents a negative feeling.
• anyone represents a group of medicine users
• everywhere represents arm and back pains
• something represents an object in the eye

Grammar: In The Doctor's Waiting Room

• anyone in the waiting room represents the key missing word to complete the sentence..
• Everyone needs to be seen to assist the medical staff
• There's anything the staff can use to give appropriate medical assistance
• Anyone who can assist will get help
• someone will need help to decide

Grammar: Fill In Blanks At The Pond

• nowhere to play
• was all right
• something wrong
• someone nearby
• nobody with a phone
• anything wrong

Reading Comprehension: Accidents

• First-aid guide instructions if someone has a fall:
• Lie still
• Put ice or a cold cloth on that area
• Wash the area that has been contacted with water
• Put on a band-aid

Word Work and Writing: Key Vocab

• A headache is head with ache
• Color the word in blue and red to identify this

Integrated Skills Review

• Some of the lyrics talk about if all right or ill
• Use of band-aid after getting hurt by a fall
• It is never ok to lie, get hurt or get a stomachache
• toothache represents the most typical accident

Vocabulary: Naming Accidents

• A band aid is something we put on a cut
• We need an X-Ray to view the bone inside of the bodypart
• Fine is the sign to know it is ok
• Sadness is what we should do if something hurts or someone passes
• Toothache shows a symptom when your tooth hurts
• A headache represents the sign when heads hurt

How To Assist After Getting Injured?

• After you fall, you will get hirt
• You have to be all right after to get a checkup
• Legs hurt when trying to move
• You must keep still when it has been hurt
• An X-Ray will highlight a location that has been hurt
• Avoid going too fast to prevent injury

Story Time

• Find words related to accidents

All About Wildlife: Seth's Zoo Visit with Emma

Key Wildlife Vocab

• In the wild, when you are sleeping, you're asleep.
• A cage is a place where animals live.
• A kangaroo has big legs and jumps.
• A cheetah is fast and a tortoise is slow.
• A safari trip is a danger
• A wolf is a can run fast animal.
• A panda has black and white stripes.
• The aviary is where birds can hang out
• A parrot is capable of talk
• Polar bears are the white species from remote areas.
• Scared animals will feel frightened in the face of danger

Looking at Animals: Questions

• Lion runs fast
• Tortoises are slow
• Animals are asleep when resting
• Several polar bear is can located
• Animals drinking water
• Animal eating fruit

Sentence Making and Wild Animal

• Animals living in a cage at zoos
• Cheetahs are fast

Grammar: Making Statements

• A zookeeper is a person that works in a zoo.
• This is the place where animals live.
• Hippos are animals that live in rivers and lakes.
• August is the month when to visit the animal reserve.
• A vet is a person who assist animals.

What They Said

• That is the animal that I ordered
• The tigers are in the jungle, living there
• That girl is a that daughter who works in the zoo.
• A giraffe by the name of Maya previously lived in a different zoo.
• The teacher has a whose blue parrot.
• It's when my cat had kittens.

Fill In Those Wonderful Animal Blanks

• This is where one can see rabbits
• That is the lion was sick.
• Those who assist the polar bears are heros
• Does that polar bear enjoy eating ice cream?
• Pandas inhabit China
• See that the Animal shelter on saturdays

Making the Sentences

• Visit the place where Nora is
• The parrots in here are a very nice thing
• There are a few that the Lion does and does not like
• A woman is holding some kittens
• You can come see the polar bears at the zoo
• Plan when a date can and will happen

Grammar: What To Do

• A kangaroo is Sully who jumps
• This zoo has many animals in residence.
• The parrot has a great vocabulary
• You wish to go on Saturday to say hi to the pandas
• Dr. Bar works at the zoo.
• Adel has black hair.

What This Shows

• A safehouse for local animals
• Animals in groups are great
• It shows the safety needed to have animals

What Will They Do

• A trip to an animal sanctuary
• Dr. is teaching about which food is essential
• The group moves again
• All people are happy to have the birds

Listening and Sharing

• Animals act certain ways as it is shown here
• These examples talk about different animals and traits

What Animals Can Perform

• Animals have traits and can be more social

Quick Guide: Weather and How To Identify It

• Match and join icons of rain, sun, wind, clouds, ice and snow for the day
• Know what it feels like when it has these elements

Vocabulary: Identify Things

• Determine how a Sunny is
• Make sure the conditions get recognized
• Learn the value with it each item

Reading The Air

• Determine cloudy, colder states
• Read when heat starts to go
• Be knowledgeable about air

Grammar: Key Information of Local Heat

• The USA is sunny
• Greenland has snow
• Kenya has rain
• China is hot and Sunny
• Finland is Cloudy

How Is Air?

• Review key items such as, yes, it is
• Make things happen with the weather
• Note the specific location and how the weather applies.

What the Symbols Mean

• Identify when it's cold
• Discover when a weather forecast is sunny

Talking Points

• Remember the season and why each item is important
• Describe hot or colder states

Reading for Fun

• Identify new terms
• Name locations, feelings
• Make short sentences
• Create new stories

Is Something Wrong

• Read all sentences
• Determine true situations
• Learn what things in the scene

What can be Described Well

• There are many sorts of elements and forms
• Be knowledgeable in speech and words
• There are good ways to describe all types of aspects using weather.