Sick People at Craigies Farm
Introduction
Health workers are looking at a sickness problem at Craigies Farm in South Queensferry.
Main Body
Between 6 and 16 people got sick. They touched animals and fed lambs. A small parasite caused the sickness. This parasite comes from sheep, cows, and pigs. People feel sick in their stomach and have a fever. Small children get sick more often. Health workers and the farm are working together. This sickness often happens in spring. The farm owner says the farm is clean. He says the farm follows all health rules. Now, the farm changed some things. People cannot hug lambs. The farm cleans the animal areas more. The farm tells people to wash their hands with soap. This is the best way to stay healthy.
Conclusion
The farm is still open. Health workers are watching for more sick people.
Learning
π§Ό Action Words for Health
In the story, we see words that describe doing things to stay safe. For A2 learners, these are the most important words to learn first.
The 'How-To' List:
- Touch β Put your hand on something.
- Feed β Give food to animals.
- Wash β Use water and soap to clean.
- Hug β Hold someone or something close.
π οΈ Making Changes
Notice how the text describes a problem and then a fix. This is how we talk about rules in English:
Problem New Rule
- People got sick Clean animal areas more.
- People touched lambs Cannot hug lambs.
- Hands were dirty Wash hands with soap.
π‘ Quick Tip
When you see "the best way to...", it means this is the most important answer. Example: Washing hands is the best way to stay healthy.