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English 5 – Unit 14: Staying Healthy

Unit 14: Staying Healthy

In this unit, pupils learn how to talk about health and ways to stay healthy. They will explore vocabulary and expressions related to daily routines, healthy habits, and common health problems. Through engaging dialogues, listening activities, and role plays, students practice asking and answering questions about personal health and giving advice to others. The unit also focuses on developing reading and writing skills through short texts about healthy lifestyles. By the end of the unit, pupils will be able to:

  • Use common phrases to talk about health and wellness.

  • Ask and answer questions such as "What’s the matter?" and "You should..."

  • Read and understand short passages about staying healthy.

  • Write simple sentences about daily routines and health tips.

This unit helps students build practical language skills and encourages them to think about how to take care of their health.

English 5