U.S. Opens COVID Vaccine To Young Kids; Shots Begin This Week

Children aged five are now eligible for the COVID vaccine, with CDC and FDA approving Pfizer and Moderna shots. These vaccines use the same technology but are offered in smaller doses for kids. Parents can start scheduling appointments soon, with government support to ensure distribution.

Who approved the COVID vaccines for children aged five and above?

• The CDC director

• The President

• The Surgeon General

• The World Health Organization

What is the main difference between the COVID vaccines for children and adults?

• Adults receive a different brand

• Children's vaccines are more expensive

• Children's vaccines are given in smaller doses

• Different technology is used

When can parents start scheduling COVID vaccine appointments for their children?

• Next month

• Next year

• In two weeks

• This coming week

What is the role of President Joe Biden's administration in the vaccine distribution?

• They are manufacturing the vaccines

• They are setting up vaccination centers

• They are working with states and local health departments

• They are conducting vaccine trials

Which social media platform did President Joe Biden use to announce the vaccine distribution efforts?

• Instagram

• Twitter

• LinkedIn

• Facebook