Germ Prevention and Spread Awareness

Susie imagines becoming a germ to understand how germs spread. The germ travels from Robert's sneeze to Bill's handshake, then to a doorknob, and continues its journey through various interactions, including a train ride. Eventually, the germ is defeated by people washing their hands and sneezing into their arms, highlighting the importance of hygiene in preventing the spread of germs.

What does Susie decide to do to understand how germs spread?

• Become a scientist

• Become a germ

• Watch a documentary

• Read a book

How does the germ begin its journey?

• By flying through the air

• By jumping onto a bus

• By sneezing into the air

• By being sneezed into a hand

Where does the germ go after Bill shakes hands with Robert?

• To a store

• To a park

• To a school

• To a restaurant

Who does Corina meet after touching the doorknob?

• A conductor

• A senator

• The mayor

• Mr. Sands

What does Corina do after buying a ticket?

• She goes home

• She visits a friend

• She boards a bus

• She boards a train

Who does the conductor meet after arriving in Bangor?

• The mayor

• A senator

• A majorette

• A football player

What event is the majorette attending?

• A wedding

• A parade

• A football game

• A concert

What action does the majorette take that helps stop the germ?

• She washes her hands

• She sneezes into her hand

• She uses a tissue

• She covers her mouth

What is the germ's reaction to soap and water?

• It hides

• It gives up

• It becomes stronger

• It multiplies

What is the final message about preventing the spread of germs?

• Sneezing into hands is safe

• Germs are harmless

• Washing hands is effective

• Germs are unstoppable