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The Doctor’s Office - September 25, 2017
Lesson Collection #3 - Lesson 11c
This fantastic pair-work lesson is guaranteed to bring any class to life. And it's really short (about 15 minutes) so it's a perfect ice-breaker or an even better send off activity.
While having a lot of fun, students will be working with sentence parts (verbs, adjectives, etc.), building vocabulary and practicing singular vs. plural nouns.
This lesson begins as a 'cloze' activity (fill in the gaps, information gathering), but when students begin reading their scripts, no one will be able to keep a straight face.
There are several of these types of exercises in the EFL4U lessons, they're all fun and wacky.
Worksheet A is for the Doctor, Worksheet B is for the Patient. Together, students add the missing elements of the dialogue by providing their partner's with names of flowers, adjectives, carpenter's tools, sports verbs, etc.
When finished, they will read their dialogues. A typical conversation could look like the following:
Doctor: Hello. I'm Dr. Oink Oink Wilson.
Patient: Hi, my name is Hibiscus but everyone calls me banana head.
Doctor: Wow! That's a wonderful nickname.
Patient: Thanks.
Doctor: How can I help you?
Patient: Yesterday, I crashed into a leaf.
Doctor: Well, I'm afraid I have to cut off your foot....
And it just gets sillier and sillier. There are several of these types of exercises in the EFL4U lessons, they're all fun and wacky. They are:
The Lost City of Ohmygosh (See Lesson 11a above)
The Maitre d' (See Lesson 11b above)
An Original Story (See Lesson 11d below)
A Call to Santa (See Holiday Lesson Set - Xmas 01) -and-
Cupid's Solution (See Holiday Lesson Set - Valentines 02).
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