ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Smile and Learn English First day at Doctor – Kids will learn how to be independent – Learning with Alex
Today, Alex is going to the doctor. He needs to get a special shot because he’s turning 10 years old. Alex feels a little scared, but his mom told him it’s important to see the doctor before he can start planning his birthday party.
When Alex arrives at the doctor’s office, he meets Dr. Vitamin. Alex says, “Hi, Dr. Vitamin! I’m here to get my shot because today’s my 10th birthday. I’m a little scared. Will it hurt?”
To feel better, Alex takes deep breaths and counts to ten. This helps him calm down.
Dr. Vitamin smiles and says, “Hi, Alex! Vaccines are really important to keep us healthy and prevent diseases. Please sit here on the examining table and hold out your arm so I can give you your shot.”
Alex sits on the table and holds out his arm. “There you go! That was fast, wasn’t it? Now you’re vaccinated. Have a wonderful day, Alex!” says Dr. Vitamin.
Alex feels relieved and says, “Thank you, doctor! You’ve been so nice. It hurt a little, but it was over so quickly I hardly noticed.”
We go to the hospital when we’re not feeling well. Doctors and nurses work there to help us get better. Hospitals are also places where doctors learn new things and do research to help more people.
If you want to keep learning with Alex or find new adventures, you can explore more fun activities and stories. Learning is always an exciting journey!
Role-Play a Doctor’s Visit: Pair up with a friend and take turns being the doctor and the patient. Use a toy stethoscope or make one from paper, and pretend to give a check-up. Ask questions like, “How are you feeling today?” or “What can I do to help you feel better?” This will help you understand what happens during a doctor’s visit and why it’s important.
Draw Your Own Doctor’s Office: Use crayons or colored pencils to draw a picture of what you think a doctor’s office looks like. Include things like a waiting room, an examining table, and maybe even a friendly doctor like Dr. Vitamin. Share your drawing with the class and explain what each part of your picture is for.
Healthy Habits Chart: Create a chart at home to track healthy habits like washing your hands, eating fruits and vegetables, and getting enough sleep. Each time you do one of these healthy activities, put a sticker or draw a smiley face on your chart. At the end of the week, see how many healthy choices you made!
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript:
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Learning with Alex at the doctor’s.
Alex has to go to the doctor to get his 10-year-old shot. He’s a little scared, but his mom told him that he needs to go to the doctor before he can start getting things ready for his birthday party.
“Hi, Dr. Vitamin! I’m here to get my shot because today’s my 10th birthday. I’m a little scared. Will it hurt?”
Alex takes deep breaths and counts to ten to calm himself down.
“Hi, Alex! Vaccines are really important to prevent diseases. Please sit here on the examining table and hold out your arm so I can give you your shot.”
“There you go! That was fast, wasn’t it? Now you’re vaccinated. Have a wonderful day, Alex!”
“Thank you, doctor! You’ve been so nice. It hurt a little, but it was over so quickly I hardly noticed.”
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You go to the hospital when you’re sick. Doctors and nurses work there to take care of us. Hospitals also do research and train new doctors.
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If you want to keep learning with Alex or discover new Smile and Learn adventures, click on the boxes.
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