🧼 Washing hands keeps the yucky germs away! When you touch things, tiny invisible bugs called germs stick to your hands. If they get into your mouth or eyes, they can make you sick. 🦠
Soap and water wash the germs off, just like magic! Sing a fun song while washing to make sure you scrub long enough. 🎵
🧼 Washing hands is like a superhero shield against germs! Germs are tiny organisms that can make you sick. They hide on doorknobs, toys, and even in the air. When you touch your face, germs sneak into your body. 🦠
Soap breaks down the germs' outer layer, and water washes them away. Scrub for 20 seconds (try humming "Happy Birthday" twice!) to get rid of most germs. 🎂
🧼 Handwashing is one of the easiest ways to prevent infections! Germs (bacteria, viruses) thrive on surfaces and spread through touch. For example, flu viruses can survive on hands for up to 48 hours! 🤒
Soap molecules have two ends: one attaches to germs, the other to water. When you scrub, soap pulls germs off your skin. Warm water and friction help remove them. Science says proper handwashing reduces diarrhea risk by 40%! 🔬