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Unit 2
Stay Healthy
SectionA (3a-3d)
Listen and guess
She has a cough
He sneezes.
What’s wrong with them
What should they do
They may have a cold.
They should...
They had better...
Predict
Helen
Where is Helen
Maybe she is sick.
...
What’s the matter with her
She is in the hospital.
at the doctor’s.
at the doctor’s (office/ clinic)
Read and find
Doctor: Take a seat, Helen. How are you feeling
Helen: Not good ... I have a runny nose and a fever.
Doctor: Let me take your temperature ... Oh, it's quite high.
Helen: Yes, it started yesterday. I felt so cold, and I didn't have much energy. When I tried to get out of bed, I almost fell and hurt myself. My throat hurts too.
Doctor: Let's see. Yes, the back of your throat looks very red. We'll need to do a test, but I believe you have the flu. It's flu season.
Helen: What should I do, Doctor
Doctor: You should take some medicine and drink enough water.
Helen: OK, thank you. Can I go to school tomorrow
Doctor: No, you should rest at home. When you're outside, please wear a mask.It stops us from passing the flu virus to others easily.
Helen: I will!
Doctor: And remember, your health is in your hands. If you take good care of yourself, you'll get better soon.
What’s the matter with Helen
3a
Helen has a runny nose and her throat hurts. She also felt cold and she didn’t have much energy yesterday. The doctor thinks she has the flu.
Read again. Write notes in the table.
Helen’s descriptions of her problems The doctor’s advice
3b
n.描写；形容
①I have a runny nose and a fever.
②It started yesterday. I felt so cold, and I didn't have much energy.
③My throat hurts too.
①You should take some medicine and drink enough water.
②You should rest at home
③When you’re outside, please wear a mask.
You should take good care of yourself (to get better soon).
3c
Listen to the conversation. And imitate.
Doctor: Take a seat, Helen. How are you feeling
Helen: Not good ... I have ...
Doctor: Let me take your temperature ... Oh, it's quite high.
Helen: Yes, it started yesterday. I felt ... My…hurts.
]Doctor: Let's see. ... We'll need to do a test, but I believe ...
Helen: What should I do, Doctor
Doctor: You should ....
Helen: OK, thank you. Can I go to school tomorrow
Doctor: No, you should ....
Helen: I will!
Doctor: And remember, your health is in your hands. If you take good care of yourself, you'll get better soon.
caring
terrible
worried
What does it mean
You are holding your own health. You are the boss of your health.
Which is “health IN your hands”
A quick check
You are eating an apple every day.
Yes! Your choice!
“An apple a day, keeps the doctor away!”
A classmate sneezes near you.
Not really, but you can choose to WASH hands!
You go to bed early.
Yes! Your choice!
“Early to bed, early to rise makes a man healthy and wise.”
My health is in MY hands. I can make good choices every day!
3c
Listen to the conversation. Then role-play it.
Assessment ☆☆☆
1. I can describe problems and give advice well.
2. I can role-play without books.
3. I have good pronunciation(语音) and intonation(语调).
Look and share
Another student is not feeling well.
What might he say
What advice might the doctor give
What’s the patient’s main problem
(Describing injuries/ illnesses)
(Asking for advice)
He hurts his knee.
You should/ shouldn’t...
You had better...
n.伤害；损伤
n.疾病
n.病人 adj.有耐心的
Doctor Patient
Asking about injuries/ illnesses: How are you feeling What's the matter with your… Does your…hurt Describing injuries/ illnesses:
I feel terrible./ I don't feel well.
I have ...My…hurts.
Giving advice: You should/ shouldn't exercise. Don't go to school. Asking for advice:
Should I stay inside
Can I go to school tomorrow
3d
Act out a conversation between a doctor and a patient. Use the expressions below to help you.

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