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Health & Well-Being – Vocabulary

Health & Well-Being – Vocabulary

Fiches | Anglais
Primaire
3-6
| Secondaire
1-3
Table des matières

General Health

Pictures illustrating vocabulary words on the theme of health. Health and well-being (healthy heart showing a heart rate signal); well and healthy (energetic person); sick, unwell, unhealthy and ill (person looking sick); illness and disease (person in the hospital); pain (person holding her shoulder, saying “ouch”); injury (person with an arm in a cast); fit (person cycling) and unfit (a couch potato).
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Physical Harm & Injuries

Pictures illustrating vocabulary words for physical harm. Pain and to hurt (person holding her shoulder, saying “ouch”); injury, harm and wound (person with an arm in a cast); broken bone and fracture (arm with a broken bone); sprain (bandaged ankle); bruise (black and blue knee); cut (bleeding finger next to a knife); burn (lit match next to a hand); bite (dog biting a leg); scratch (cat next to a scratched up leg); swelling (a swollen leg next to a normal sized leg); bleeding (drops of blood coming from a
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Feeling Sick

Pictures illustrating vocabulary words for feeling sick. Headache (person holding her head), stomach ache (person holding her stomach), fever (heatwaves coming from a person’s head), cough (person coughing), sneeze (person sneezing), sore throat (person holding her throat), runny nose (person with a dripping nose), rash (person with red blotches on their arm), dizzy (person with stars spinning around their head), nauseous (person with a green face), a cold (person blowing her nose), the flu (person shiverin
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Medical Care

Pictures illustrating vocabulary words for medical care. Medicine (medicine bottles and pills); pills (individual pills); bandage (a bandaged arm); cast (a cast on a leg); stitches (a scar with stitches); crutches (person using crutches to walk); wheelchair (person sitting in a wheelchair); cane (person walking with a cane); shot (person receiving an injection); blood test (person having his blood taken); appointment (date circled on a calendar); checkup (doctor examining a patient); doctor (person wearing
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Health & Well-Being Vocabulary at a Glance

Summary of the health and well-being vocabulary words on 2 pages. Page 1, section 1: Pictures illustrating vocabulary words on the theme of health. Health and well-being (healthy heart showing a heart rate signal); well and healthy (energetic person); sick, unwell, unhealthy and ill (person looking sick); illness and disease (person in the hospital); pain (person holding her shoulder, saying “ouch”); injury (person with an arm in a cast); fit (person cycling) and unfit (a couch potato). Page 1, section 2: P
Summary of the health and well-being vocabulary words on 2 pages. Page 2 section 1: Pictures illustrating vocabulary words for feeling sick. Headache (person holding her head), stomach ache (person holding her stomach), fever (heatwaves coming from a person’s head), cough (person coughing), sneeze (person sneezing), sore throat (person holding her throat), runny nose (person with a dripping nose), rash (person with red blotches on their arm), dizzy (person with stars spinning around their head), nauseous (p
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Exercise – Health & Well-Being Vocabulary

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Health & Well-Being – Advanced Vocabulary

Table of contents

Adjectives Related to Health

Verbs & Phrasal Verbs Related to Health

Medical Procedures & Medicine

Medical Conditions & Injuries

At the Hospital

Expressions Related to Health

Exercise – Advanced Health & Well-Being Vocabulary

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