Draw A Picture of Something You Did Yesterday…..

Your Picture:• Represents a Verb: Completed Action in the past.

• Use of Simple Past Tense (for talking about yesterday)

• Simple Past:Regular verbs: “-ed” endings

(Verb: move) I movedIrregular Verbs:(Verb: see) I saw

• Write under your picture (1) what you did.

Other Verb Tenses We Know:

2. Present Tense

3. Present Continuous

4. Future Tense:

Subject + auxiliary verb WILL + main verb

Example: I will eat.

2A p. 18

Vocabulary:

• Assault

• Ambulance

• Paramedics

• Neck Brace

• Scan

• Dislocated Jaw

• Knock out

Pictures:

Read the conversation 2A

• Fill in the blanks with the correct verb tense

• After we will listen to the recording to check our answers

Practice dialogue 2A in pairs

• Both partners should take turns being Mr. Slenkovic and the nurse

• Some groups will perform for the class.

Lay Terms?

• Technical vs. Non-technical language

• “Relocate” vs. “Put Back in Place”

• Lay Terms are simple!

• When is it best to use lay terms instead of medical terms?

2B

• Find the medical terms in the text first.

• Then match them with the lay terms column.

• Example:

• 6. “Put Back in Place” b. “reposition”

Can vs. Can’t

• Can’t = Cannot

• Complete the worksheet

Simon Says Break!

• Can and Can’t ‘blob’ game

• Investigator game

5 Minute Break

2C

• In pairs: Write a Role Play for Case 1.

• Pairs Will Perform

• After in Pairs Write a Role Play for Case 2.

• Pairs will perform.

Lets make a story!

Respected

Approval

Understaffed

Twinge

Muscle Sprain

Debilitating

Retirement

Quiver

Venues

Professional

Influence

Intense

Significant

Occupation

Patients

Suffer

Researchers

Symptoms

Medication

Standardized

Devastating

Mandate

Penalizing

Exacerbate

Ignore

All these words are in the article we will read. Guess what the article

will be about?

Draw in a Picture for Each Word in Your Bingo Board.

• Respected• Approval• Understaffed• Twinge• Muscle Sprain• Debilitating• Retirement• Quiver• Venues• Professional• Influence• Intense• Significant

• Occupation• Patients• Suffer• Researchers• Symptoms• Medication• Standardized• Devastating• Mandate• Penalizing• Exacerbate• Ignore

Article: When It’s The Nurses that Need Looking After.

• Read the story one time. Turn it over. You will have more time to read it later.

• After we will practice reading it together as a group.

Read the Article Again

Questions:

1. What types of injuries are nurses having

2. Why are nurses getting these injuries

3. What is being done to help nurses?

We will share our answers as a group after.

Final Questions

Have you ever felt tiered while working?

What do you do when you feel very tiered and need to work?

5 Minute Break

Black Sheep

Wool

Three Bags

Master

Dame

Little Boy

Lane

Baa Baa Black Sheep Video

Read Lyrics with Me/ Sing the Song!

2D

• Discharge = To let go

• It’s what happens when you leave the hospital

• Read all the points

• Are there any words you do not understand?

2E

• Organize the conversation in the correct order.

• Then practice the conversation as pairs.

Countable vs. Uncountable Nouns

• Countable= what we can count.

• Uncountable= What we cannot divide into smaller separate elements

• Uncountable nouns are treated as singular (use article = the)

• Countable are seen as plural

(use article= a/an)

Countable or uncountable?

• Dollar

• Money

• Song

• Music

• Suitcase

• Luggage

• Table

• Advice

• Journey

• Water

• Furniture

• Battery

• Electricity

• Bottle

• Wine

• Report

• Information

• Tip

• Travel

• Meat

Determiners = words used before a noun to identify what it refers too

Indefinite articles (a/an)

• Used to refer to something in a general way, not specific

• He threw his book out the window and hit a person on the head (identity not specific)

• The lady left an envelope on his desk

Definite articles (the)

• Used to refer to specific things

• This is the cat that fell four stories and still survived.

• The technician who fixed my father’s computer is James’ father.

A, An and The

• A = indefinite article is not specific

• An = indefinite article is not specific and used when the noun’s first letter is a vowel

• The = definite article (a specific object that both the person speaking and the listener know)

• The first time you speak of something use “a or an,” the next time you repeat the object use “the”

Worksheet

• Complete the articles (a, an, the) worksheet.

• Afterwards we will go over our answers as a group.

Alternative Therapies Video

• Meditation

• What is meditation?

• Where do people practice it?

• What benefits does it have?

Summary• Draw an action!• Lay Terms vs. Medical

Terms• Simon says, Can vs. Can’t

and investigator game• Role Play • Reading Exercise: When the

Nurses Need Looking After• Baa Baa Black Sheep• “A, An and The”• Alternative Therapies

Video