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A Guidebook for Kids

#7 When You¡¯re sick or in the Hospital

1. Topics Telling the Theme

This book has 14 small topics write each topic in order.

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Topics

1

Being sick is no fun

2

Life is different.

3

It¡¯s Okay to be mad or sad.

4

Ask questions.

5

Stay connected.

6

Don¡¯t blame yourself.

7

If you¡¯re afraid, say so.

8

When it hurt.

9

Being scared-and brave.

10

Say a prayer.

11

Have some fun.

12

Think happy.

13

Tell your story.

14

Your bright spirit.

2. Speed Reading Practice

Choose two topics in a row and read them three times quickly.

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Topics: It¡¯s Okay to be mad or sad.

        Ask questions

Round

Elapsed Time

1

        ________1______min ________9___sec

2

______________min ________57___sec

3

______________min ________52__sec

3. Making sentences

Make a sentence using each word given.

¨ç noisy: The hospital is noisy.

¨è grumpy: I was grumpy because I¡¯m sick.

¨é on purpose: No one tries to get sick on purpose.

¨ê remember:  remember the last time when I was sick.

4. Comprehension & Composition

Pick only two questions and write the answer. I want to hear about your own story.

One of them should include no.4.

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1.Look at below picture and just imagine a girl¡¯s situation.

Does she look happy? If not, why?

I can know she¡¯s sick. Because  the thermometer is in her mouth and she¡¯s lying in bed. She dosen¡¯t look happy because she was sick and not feeling good.

4.Let¡¯s write a letter to Jessica. She¡¯ll be happy to receive letters from Korean friends!

Hello, Jessica. My name is Sophie. Nice to meet you. When I first learned about your story, I thought you were miserable. But on the contrary, you seem very happy!  It seems to me you¡¯re a very bright girl. And I¡¯m happy to learn your finally leaving the hospital. I hope you were well. Good bye!

A Guidebook for Kids

#7 When You¡¯re sick or in the Hospital

1. Topics Telling the Theme

This book has 14 small topics write each topic in order.

#

Topics

1

Being sick is no fun

2

Life is different

3

It¡¯s okay to be mad or sad

4

Ask questions

5

Stay connected

6

Don¡¯t blame your self

7

If you¡¯re afraid, say so

8

When it hurts

9

Being scared and brave

10

Say a prayer

11

Have some fun

12

Think happy

13

Tell your story

14

Your bright spirit

2. Speed Reading Practice

Choose two topics in a row and read them three times quickly.

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Topics: it¡¯s ok to be mad or sad

Ask questions

Round

Elapsed Time

1

        ___________1___min _______3____sec

2

______________min ______56_____sec

3

______________min ______49_____sec

3. Making sentences

Make a sentence using each word given.

       noisy: if we are noisy in the hospital, the nurse and the docter are disturbed. So we have to be quiet.

¨è grumpy: when I meet grumpy people, I am unhappy.

¨é on purpose: Peter once put his shoes under the certain on purpose to trick his mom. When his mom sees Peter¡¯s shoes she will think that he is hiding behind the certain.

¨ê remember: if we remember things well, that means our powers of memory is good.

4. Comprehension & Composition

Pick only two questions and write the answer. I want to hear about your own story.

One of them should include no.4.

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1.Look at below picture and just imagine a girl¡¯s situation.

Does she look happy? If not, why?

I think she is unhappy because she looks sick.

I think she has a fever because she has a thermometer in her mouth.

And I can see that she is holding a doll.

Maybe the doll that she is holding is one of her favorite doll and she brought it in the hospital to make her feel better when she is sad.

I hope she gets better early and soon.

2. #4

If you¡¯re very sick, you might even have to be hospitalized, no matter how you feel. Whn you¡¯re in a hospital you should listen to grown-up¡¯s. But you can ask some questions you want to know. After getting some good answers from them, you could feel more comfortable. What kinds of questions would you ask? Read #4 and find the answers. If you have better questions of your own, you can write them.

Why do I have to take that medicine?

Why do I need to stay in bed?

When can I get up and play again?

Why can¡¯t I go to school?

4. #13

Her name is Jessica. She is an 8-year-old girl. She has stayed the hospital over 2 years. She couldn¡¯t go to school because she was very sick. Actually she got a cancer on her blood cells. When she felt terrible pain, she was even hard to breathe. Except the painful time, she is generally happy. She has many friends who are a little bit different with ours such as nurses, doctors and sick children like her. One day, a happy news was coming. Next month, she can leave this hospital. Her doctor said that she is almost cured! She is expecting the exciting school life!!

Let¡¯s write a letter to Jessica. She¡¯ll be happy to receive letters from Korean friends!

Dear Jessica

Oh!! You got a cancer on your blood cells?

You must have had a hard time to endure.

I think you are very active and positive because even in the hospital you had many friends

and also because you were generally happy except the painful time.

I¡¯m happy to hear the good news about you.

I hope you have exciting and happy school life after a month.

                                                                          From Linnie