Let's start!

Watch the video and repeat the words.

Listen and sing.

Miss Polly has a dolly
who is sick, sick, sick
And she calls for the doctor
to come quick, quick, quick

The doctor comes
with his bag and his hat
And he knocks at the door
with a rat-a-tat-tat

He looks at the dolly
and he shakes his head
And he says, “Miss Polly,
put her straight to bed”

He writes out a paper
for a pill, pill, pill
I’ll be back in the morning
Yes, I will, will, will.

Put these sentences in the correct order.

Culture corner

Listen and read. Then answer the questions.

Sarah Morris is a young doctor from England. She is spending a year in Tanzania, in Africa. She is a volunteer for Doctors Without Borders. She visits several villages every day and helps people who are ill. She drives a big jeep, and she has always got her doctor’s bag with her. There she has got everything she needs: a stethoscope, some bandages, injections and pills. When someone is very ill, she takes them to a hospital in the nearest town. Sarah enjoys her work as a volunteer, because she likes to help other people.

Donate or help? Sort out the words.

For curious minds

Read the activity book about Covid-19. Find the words, crack the codes and colour!

Watch the video and find out more about volunteering.

Lesson 4:
Miss Polly

Let's start!

Watch the video and repeat the words.

Listen and match.

Listen and sing.

Miss Polly has a dolly
who is sick, sick, sick
And she calls for the doctor
to come quick, quick, quick

The doctor comes
with his bag and his hat
And he knocks at the door
with a rat-a-tat-tat

He looks at the dolly
and he shakes his head
And he says, “Miss Polly,
put her straight to bed”

He writes out a paper
for a pill, pill, pill
I’ll be back in the morning
Yes, I will, will, will.

Put these sentences in the correct order.

Culture corner

Listen and read. Then answer the questions.

Sarah Morris is a young doctor from England. She is spending a year in Tanzania, in Africa. She is a volunteer for Doctors Without Borders. She visits several villages every day and helps people who are ill. She drives a big jeep, and she has always got her doctor’s bag with her. There she has got everything she needs: a stethoscope, some bandages, injections and pills. When someone is very ill, she takes them to a hospital in the nearest town. Sarah enjoys her work as a volunteer, because she likes to help other people.

Donate or help? Sort out the words.

For curious minds

Read the activity book about Covid-19. Find the words, crack the codes and colour!

Watch the video and find out more about volunteering.