Calling in when your child is sick

1. Empowering Parents with literacy skills, American social skills and technology Skills
Poornima D’Souza
Email: Poornima.dsouza@k12.sd.us
Twitter: @pord_33
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2. School Procedures
Dialogue Practice
How to call in sick (answering machine and in person)
Parent University
November 11, 2015
Parent University - Empowering and Educating Parents with Technology & Literacy Skills

3. Pictures for vocabulary development
Let’s practice these words for the various
sickness in the English language.

4. Pictures for vocabulary development
Let’s practice these words for the various
sickness in the English language.

5. Pictures for vocabulary development
Let’s practice these words for the various
sickness in the English language.

6. Let’s watch the video and
then practice role playing
for answering machine
First, watch the video, then practice with
the hand out substituting your name,
school’s name, and teacher’s name

7. Let’s watch the video and
then practice role playing
for answering machine
First, watch the video, then practice with
the hand out substituting your name,
school’s name and teacher’s name

8. Let’s watch the video and
then practice role playing
when the secretary picks
up the phone
First, watch the video, then practice with
the hand out substituting your name,
school’s name and teacher’s name

9. First, watch the video, then practice with
the hand out substituting your name,
school’s name and teacher’s name
Let’s watch the video and
then practice role playing
when the secretary picks
up the phone

10. Let’s watch the video and then practice role playing when the
child is still sick and the secretary picks up the phone
First, watch the video, then practice with the hand out
substituting your name, school’s name and teacher’s name

11. First, watch the video, then practice with the hand out
substituting your name, school’s name and teacher’s name
Let’s watch the video and then practice role playing when the
child is still sick and the secretary picks up the phone

12. Questions?
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