CMS Health Care sponsored a presentation on germs at Early Primary and Early Elementary Afterschool Centers on Education on Thursday, May 7.
Students put Glow-Gel lotion (simulated germs) on their hands, checked out its revealing luminosity under a UV light, washed their hands to remove it all, and finally rechecked to discover how thoroughly they cleaned the “bacteria.” The boys and girls learned that a quick hand wash is not adequate and that cuticles along with dry patches create the most difficult places to clean.“Tina Judkins and Nurse Amy McLane did a fabulous job explaining the importance of thorough hand washing,” said Debbie Hagood, Early Elementary ACE Site Coordinator.
Pictured above are (bottom row) Drake Guiterrez, Emily Payne, Courtney Cover, (top row) Amy McLane, and Tina Judkins.
