Medical Science Students Teach Young Chargers

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Source/Author: Lisa Peck, Upper School Science Teacher

November 20, 2019

Mrs. Peck’s Intro to Medical Science Students acted as instructors this week. Using 15-minute mini-lessons they developed, the Upper School students taught Alpha and JK classes how to stop the spread of germs that make you sick. They taught the little ones to sneeze and cough into their shirts and how to wash their hands properly and thoroughly - be sure to get the back of your hands, your nail beds (where germs love to live), your palms, and all around your thumbs!

Some high schoolers also visited Lower School Town Meeting to share these important health lessons with students in kindergarten - fourth grade.

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