Teach your ESL students how to talk about health and visiting the doctor with this fun “Going to the Doctor” role play and vocabulary worksheet!
Designed for children aged 7–12 (A1–A2 level), this printable activity includes essential doctor-related vocabulary, matching exercises, fill-in-the-blank sentences, and realistic doctor–patient role plays. Students practise speaking, reading, and listening while learning common phrases used at the doctor’s office.
Perfect for ESL classrooms, online lessons, or homeschooling!

Going to the doctor role play is an exciting and interactive way for kids to learn essential vocabulary related to health. This engaging activity allows children to step into a real-world scenario, sparking their imagination and enhancing their communication skills. By participating in this fun exercise, kids can express their feelings and ask questions, making the learning process enjoyable and memorable. Additionally, the worksheet encourages teamwork and social interaction, helping them build confidence while practicing English in a playful context.

• Enhances language skills through practical usage.
• Improves confidence in real-life scenarios.
• Encourages social interaction and teamwork.
• Promotes understanding of health-related vocabulary.
• Facilitates experiential learning through role play.