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Smile Catching sneezes ?

The telegraph.co.uk has a good news report on how catching coughs & sneezes in sleeves or crooks of elbows can help minimise the spread of disease !! We've also just added a new rhyming sheet that can be used as a colouring activity or as an awareness poster ~ How to catch a sneeze


What sort of things do you do with the children to help show them how sneezing & coughing passes germs around ?
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