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This is "Bugsy." Bugsy has important messages as we go along. Bugsy is a bug. Not a bug like a ladybug! He’s a germ bug. Being a germ bug, he knows where all of the other germs hang out. He’s here to help you find them.
When is the last time you washed your hands? Did you be sure to get it all? What about the bases of your fingernails and other commonly missed places?
Today you will be learning about how to protect yourselves from germs and how to stop them from spreading to other people.
Today you will be learning about how to protect yourselves from germs and how to stop them from spreading to other people.
When to wash your hands:
When to wash your hands:
Before meals
After using the toilet
After blowing your nose or wiping it
After handling objects shared with others
How to wash hands:
How to wash hands:
Use soap and water. Washing with water alone does not get rid of germs.
Wet your hands.
Apply soap. Do not use antibacterial soap.
Rub your hands together for at least 20 seconds (or the time it takes to sing Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star).
Rinse your hands for 10 seconds.
Dry your hands with a towel.
Curriculum Outcome: W-3.8 Practices That Provide Safety For Self and Others – Students will employ practices that provide safety for self and others; e.g., describe strategies for safely preparing and storing food.
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