Description
Teach students to identify feeling sick with sore throats (vocabulary, how to identify different reasons for sore throats and ways to feel better) using real pictures with this GOOGLE SLIDES activity! Students are prompted with a scenario about what to do if they feel a certain way, and what tool or medicine they can use to feel better. Sore throats, viruses, the common cold, strep throat and other reasons for sore throats are very common ailments, and it's important for students to know how to communicate how they are feeling!
Check out the free playable preview of the same Boom Cards activity here!
This activity pairs well with IEP goals for special education students learning first aid, personal safety and self-care, and was made for special education students with disabilities (autism, intellectual disabilities, down syndrome, etc.).
✧ Topics Covered:
-Methods used to feel better
-When and why to take medication
-When to go to the doctor or seek emergency treatment
-Cough Drop Use
-Sore Throat Vocabulary Definitions (including throat, cough drop, soothe, lymph nodes, contagious, virus, tonsils, strep throat)
✧THREE LEVELS INCLUDED for a total of 102 Google Slides
Level 1: 32 questions -Field of 2 - Errorless Learning
Level 2: 32 questions - Field of 2 - No Prompts
Level 3: 32 questions - Multiple choice & open ended
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Similar Options:
- Boom Cards Version
- Task Cards Version
- or SAVE with the Growing Bundle of 13 ways of feeling sick activities!
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✧ Grocery Skills (Recipe, Cooking Meals & Shopping)
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✧ TERMS OF USE✧
All rights reserved by Laine Shields / TRANSITION ABILITIES®️
✶ This resource is to be used by the original purchaser only
✶ Intended for classroom and personal use only
✶ Copying for more than one teacher, classroom, department, school, or school system is prohibited, unless additional licenses are purchased
✶ This resource may not be distributed or displayed digitally for public view
Failure to comply is a copyright infringement and a violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). Clipart and elements found in this PDF are copyrighted and may not be extracted and used outside of this file without permission or license.
Sore Throat Problem Solving Google Slides © 2021 to present
Transition Abilities®️ All Rights Reserved
www.transitionabilities.com
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All images within this product are via Pixabay.com or FreePik.com. All images used within TPT covers, thumbnails & previews are created using Canva. All fonts used within this product are open source via Google Fonts™ or via CreativeMarket, Genesis Lab, or CreativeMediaLab.
SORE THROAT Problem Solving | What to Do If Sick | First Aid GOOGLE SLIDES
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Description
Teach students to identify feeling sick with sore throats (vocabulary, how to identify different reasons for sore throats and ways to feel better) using real pictures with this GOOGLE SLIDES activity! Students are prompted with a scenario about what to do if they feel a certain way, and what tool or medicine they can use to feel better. Sore throats, viruses, the common cold, strep throat and other reasons for sore throats are very common ailments, and it's important for students to know how to communicate how they are feeling!
Check out the free playable preview of the same Boom Cards activity here!
This activity pairs well with IEP goals for special education students learning first aid, personal safety and self-care, and was made for special education students with disabilities (autism, intellectual disabilities, down syndrome, etc.).
✧ Topics Covered:
-Methods used to feel better
-When and why to take medication
-When to go to the doctor or seek emergency treatment
-Cough Drop Use
-Sore Throat Vocabulary Definitions (including throat, cough drop, soothe, lymph nodes, contagious, virus, tonsils, strep throat)
✧THREE LEVELS INCLUDED for a total of 102 Google Slides
Level 1: 32 questions -Field of 2 - Errorless Learning
Level 2: 32 questions - Field of 2 - No Prompts
Level 3: 32 questions - Multiple choice & open ended
———————————————
Similar Options:
- Boom Cards Version
- Task Cards Version
- or SAVE with the Growing Bundle of 13 ways of feeling sick activities!
_________________________________
PHYSICAL HEALTH
✧ FEVERS
✧ What to Do If Sick Problem Solving | 36 Worksheets
COMMUNITY LIVING
✧ Adapted Current Event Activity
✧ Filling Out Forms Personal Info
✧ Community Trip Spending Plan | Menu Math Activity
HOUSEHOLD SKILLS
✧ Calendar Skills Warmup | Days of Week, Months of Year
✧ Emailing Practice | LIFE SKILLS Scenarios
✧ Grocery Skills (Recipe, Cooking Meals & Shopping)
..............................................................................
✧ CONNECT WITH ME! ✧
Join my EMAIL LIST for weekly free activities, lessons, teaching tips, and more!
➢ BLOG
➢ YOUTUBE
Resource request, questions or concerns?
EMAIL: laine@transitionabilities.com
..............................................................................
✧ TERMS OF USE✧
All rights reserved by Laine Shields / TRANSITION ABILITIES®️
✶ This resource is to be used by the original purchaser only
✶ Intended for classroom and personal use only
✶ Copying for more than one teacher, classroom, department, school, or school system is prohibited, unless additional licenses are purchased
✶ This resource may not be distributed or displayed digitally for public view
Failure to comply is a copyright infringement and a violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). Clipart and elements found in this PDF are copyrighted and may not be extracted and used outside of this file without permission or license.
Sore Throat Problem Solving Google Slides © 2021 to present
Transition Abilities®️ All Rights Reserved
www.transitionabilities.com
..............................................................................
✧ CREDITS ✧
All images within this product are via Pixabay.com or FreePik.com. All images used within TPT covers, thumbnails & previews are created using Canva. All fonts used within this product are open source via Google Fonts™ or via CreativeMarket, Genesis Lab, or CreativeMediaLab.






