Sleep and Wellbeing: Vocabulary and Pronunciation
Sleep and wellbeing
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🌙 Sleep & Wellbeing
👨🏫 For Teachers
Allocate about 20 minutes to guide students through the themed word cards and interactive practice tasks.
Facilitate the final shadowing section to monitor accurate word stress and conversational intonation.
🎯 For Learners
Study the 10 words, natural collocations, and yellow memory tips before starting the exercises.
Complete the 16 practice questions, then practice speaking aloud in the shadowing studio.
Peaceful sleep begins with an inviting, comfortable sleeping space.
Unwinding before bed without caffeine or screens protects daily mental focus.
Core Vocabulary Bank (10 Target Words)
Theme 1: Bed and Night
A soft cushion used to support the head while sleeping in bed.
Collocation: soft pillow, firm pillow
Word forms: –
"I always travel with my own pillow so I can sleep comfortably."
A large piece of warm fabric used as a bed covering.
Collocation: heavy blanket, warm blanket
Word forms: –
"On chilly winter nights, she wraps herself in a thick blanket."
Pictures and stories in your mind while you sleep.
Collocation: have a dream, bad dream
Word forms: dream (v), dreamer (n)
"I had a strange dream where I was flying above the ocean."
To breathe loudly through the nose and mouth while asleep.
Collocation: loud snore, snore softly
Word forms: snoring (n)
"He tends to snore whenever he sleeps flat on his back."
Theme 2: Feeling Tired
To open your mouth wide and breathe in deeply when you are tired.
Collocation: big yawn, let out a yawn
Word forms: –
"Seeing someone else yawn often makes you want to do the same."
A short sleep, usually during the day.
Collocation: take a nap, quick nap
Word forms: –
"I had a short nap after lunch and felt much better."
To focus all attention and mental effort on one activity.
Collocation: concentrate on, hard to concentrate
Word forms: concentration (n)
"Without enough rest, it is very hard to concentrate at work."
Theme 3: Healthy Habits
A fixed and regular way of doing things at a particular time.
Collocation: daily routine, bedtime routine
Word forms: –
"A calming bedtime routine helps your body know when to sleep."
To rest and become less tense, anxious, or stressed.
Collocation: relax your mind, help you relax
Word forms: relaxed (adj), relaxing (adj), relaxation (n)
"Taking a warm bath helps your muscles relax before bed."
A substance in coffee and tea that keeps you awake.
Collocation: cut down on caffeine, high in caffeine
Word forms: –
"Avoid drinking caffeine in the late afternoon to sleep deeply."
Practice Exercises
16 interactive challenges arranged from easy to advanced.
Choose the word that completes each phrase:
Type the correct word from the bank into each blank:
5. After resting my head on the soft ____, I pulled the warm blanket up to my chin.
6. The winter air turned chilly, so she reached down past her pillow and pulled an extra wool ____ over her feet.
7. Because he was so tired, he couldn't hide a massive ____ behind his hand during the meeting.
8. His roommate began to ____ loudly in his sleep, ruining an otherwise quiet night.
Select the option that best fits the wellbeing context:
9. Drinks with a lot of ______ in the evening can make it hard to fall asleep.
10. When you do not get enough rest, it is hard to ______ on difficult work.
11. Having the same evening ______ every night teaches your body to get ready for sleep.
12. A warm cup of tea can help you ______ your tense muscles.
Transform the base word in brackets into the correct grammatical form:
13. Poor sleep can harm a student's ____ during morning examinations.
Base word: [concentrate] → noun form
14. Loud ____ at night can keep the whole family awake.
Base word: [snore] → noun form
15. Taking slow breaths in bed is a very ____ activity after a long day.
Base word: [relax] → adjective describing an experience
16. She is such an imaginative ____ that she keeps a notebook by her bed to write down nighttime stories.
Base word: [dream] → person noun
Shadowing Studio
Listen, repeat, and record 12 targeted phrases to polish stress and intonation.
🔹 Stage 1: Key Collocations (4 items)
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