Hello, students of the seniors' class!
Here is a good video (in fact it is a series of four videos) in which a doctor explains the urinary system.
Showing posts with label body. Show all posts
Showing posts with label body. Show all posts
Sunday, April 12, 2015
Thursday, February 12, 2015
Ellis Software - Health Videos
Would you like to use Ellis software again this week? You are welcome to do so.
Or would you like to listen to some of our HEALTH CARE vocabulary pronounced? Medical words are here.
Or would you like to listen to some of our HEALTH CARE vocabulary pronounced? Medical words are here.
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
More Practice with Medical Language and the Body
Hello, seniors' class!
This week we are learning dialogues used during an eye exam.
First we will watch this video.
Listen to parts of the face and eye.
But don't forget to study the whole body. Listen and pronounce body parts HERE.
Pronounce more body parts.
Pronounce parts of the digestive system.
This British site has useful phrases that you can hear AND see translated. Click for Chinese or Arabic.
This week we are learning dialogues used during an eye exam.
First we will watch this video.
Listen to parts of the face and eye.
But don't forget to study the whole body. Listen and pronounce body parts HERE.
Pronounce more body parts.
Pronounce parts of the digestive system.
This British site has useful phrases that you can hear AND see translated. Click for Chinese or Arabic.
Saturday, November 26, 2011
Symptoms and Diagnoses
Hello, class!
This week we will continue the unit on health and medicine. Now we will learn about symptoms and conditions.
Listening:
Here is a listening game (Level 1/2/3)
Here are some short dialogues about a stomach ache. (Level 3 +)
These short conversations are about catching a cold. (Level 3 +)
These conversations are about not sleeping well. (Level 3 +)
This cute video is about the circulatory system. (Level 2+)
Reading:
Go here to read an article about catching a cold, then answer the questions. (Level 3)
Vocabulary:
With this VISUAL DICTIONARY, you can study the human body.
Spelling:
Easiest
Intermediate
Advanced
This week we will continue the unit on health and medicine. Now we will learn about symptoms and conditions.
Listening:
Here is a listening game (Level 1/2/3)
Here are some short dialogues about a stomach ache. (Level 3 +)
These short conversations are about catching a cold. (Level 3 +)
These conversations are about not sleeping well. (Level 3 +)
This cute video is about the circulatory system. (Level 2+)
Reading:
Go here to read an article about catching a cold, then answer the questions. (Level 3)
Vocabulary:
With this VISUAL DICTIONARY, you can study the human body.
Spelling:
Easiest
Intermediate
Advanced
Monday, November 21, 2011
The Human Body
Hello, class!
This week we are beginning our unit on health and medicine. First we must learn the parts of the body.
Level 1 -
This week we are beginning our unit on health and medicine. First we must learn the parts of the body.
Level 1 -
- Start with this video.
- Then try this matching game.
- Try this memory game. It's hard!
- Next try this site with all the quizzes!
- Here you can practice SPELLING the words.
Level 2 and 3 -
- Use this talking dictionary to study the body.
- HERE you can study the head and face.
- Go here to study parts of the head
- Here is a memory game for parts of the face.
- And HERE for the internal organs.
- You can hear internal organs pronounced here.
- This is a good quiz for level 3 or 4.
- Here you can LISTEN and READ a story.
- Here you can practice SPELLING the words.
- This spelling list is a little harder.
Level 4, 5, 6, 7
- Click HERE to study parts of the eye.
- Click HERE to study the digestive system.
- This is a LISTEN and READ article about the heart.
- Here you can practice spelling some harder words.
For everybody:
- Just for fun, here is a body parts WORD SEARCH.
Later we will review with the help of Sam, our life-sized anatomy poster. His friend Samantha will be there, too.
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