Leave Poison Ivy Alone! Botany for Kids

The video tutorial explores the joys of nature while highlighting the importance of identifying and avoiding Poison Ivy. It explains that Poison Ivy is common in North America and can cause an allergic reaction in most people, resulting in a rash. The tutorial discusses how allergies work, compares them to other common allergies like peanut butter, and provides tips for treating Poison Ivy rashes. It emphasizes the importance of recognizing Poison Ivy by its characteristic 'leaves of three' and offers safety tips to prevent contact, including washing hands and clothes if exposed.

What is the primary reason most people develop a rash after touching Poison Ivy?

• Most people are allergic to its oil.

• It contains harmful bacteria.

• It has sharp thorns that irritate the skin.

• It is a poisonous plant.

Which of the following is NOT a symptom of a Poison Ivy rash?

• Bumps

• Itching

• Redness

• Fever

What should you avoid doing if you have a Poison Ivy rash?

• Using special lotions

• Keeping the area clean

• Scratching the rash

• Applying cool water

How can you identify Poison Ivy during most of the year?

• It has leaves in groups of three.

• It has bright yellow flowers.

• It grows only in winter.

• It has a strong fragrance.

What should you do if you accidentally touch Poison Ivy?

• Apply ice directly to the skin.

• Cover the area with a bandage.

• Ignore it and continue your activity.

• Wash your hands with hot soapy water.