Class 9 · Summer 2026
Check-Ups
Simon Says · can / should / need to / have to · Doctor's verbs
Going to the doctor. Play Simon Says with the words a doctor actually uses, then give advice and decide how hard to push.
Grammar in this class:Present continuousSimple presentCan, should, need to, have toImperatives
Off. Sheets open in the plain student view.
Patina English Workbook · Unit 9
Your ticks stay on this device. No name is asked anywhere.
Before you start
Sheet
I Work / I Am Working
Every day, or right now? The two present tenses side by side, with examples in your language and the am/is/are verb tree.
From Class 3: Job Applications
Words
Sheet
Parts of the Body
Twenty words, head to toe, with a picture for every one. Then spell the eight that lie about their sound, and say what hurts.
Game
Body Parts Sprint
A picture appears. Type the word before the clock runs out, and watch out for knee and stomach.
Game
Simon Says
The rules in your language, a caller that says the commands out loud, and two sets: the parts of the body, and what a doctor asks you to do.
Grammar
Sheet
The Medicine Label
Read a real prescription label: how many, how often, with food or not. Then say the orders with have to, and check yourself. The medicine is invented.
Builder
Build It — Doctor's Orders
An advice machine. Pick who, then choose how strong to be: can, should, need to, have to. You decide the strength; it only checks the agreement.
Read
Reading
The Check-Up
A check-up: the doctor uses can, should, need to and have to, and Esther reads the label.
Listen
Listening
At the Pharmacy
Esther is at the pharmacy with her new medicine. Listen first with the script hidden, then read along, answer, and write the missing words.