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| Demonstration. |
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| Here are some ... |
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| tools we might see ... |
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| in a doctor's clinic. |
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| Place the ... |
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| medical tools ... |
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| at the ... |
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| correct ... |
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| flashcard. |
Today, our children bring their teddies
to the clinic.
Our teddies are not feeling well.
We have several ailments including cough,
stomach ache, eye infection, ear ache,
broken limb and scrapes on leg or hand.
We learn how to have a dialogue
at the clinic with the doctor,
telling the doctor what the problem is.
Our children took turns to be the doctor
(as everyone is excited to wear the
cool scrubs and white coat).
We learn how to use the stethoscope
to listen to the heart,
otoscope to check the ear
and thermometer to check for fever.
Our doctor's treatment includes prescribing
oral medicine, eye drops, ear drops,
applying bandage and plasters
and not forgetting, the injection.
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| Cough. |
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| Take the medicine 3 times a day. |
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| Broken leg. |
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| Checking for fever. |
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| Stomach ache. |
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| Let's have a look. |
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| Eye infection. |
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| Squeeze 3 drops to the eyes twice a day. |
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| Minor scrape. |
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| Let's see if our lungs are clear. |
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| Stay still. It's not going to hurt. |
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| Ear infection. |
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| Let's put some eye drops. |
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| Friday Theme : Casual Smart |
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| All our teddies are feeling much better. |
Our doctors are eager to put a plaster
on their teddies.
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| Happy teddies all in a row. |
Good job, Doctors!
