[Ellie Bailey]

Sing a song such as the, Row Row Row your Boat Song twice over!

[Trainer]

Great idea, Ellie! Singing engages children and makes learning fun, fostering curiosity and observation. Consider adding related science concepts!

[Dustie]

Sing songes, ones we know, ones we just make up. Talk about making the bubbles. If time allows give as much independence, and let the kids help kids that need help.

[Trainer]

Great ideas, Dustie! Incorporating songs and encouraging independence fosters creativity and teamwork in science exploration. Keep it up!

[Tionna White]

I will sing a song with the same tune as Row Your boat but about handwashing.

[Dominique Girtman]

What is to make hand washing for children would be creating a song that makes it very enjoyable.

[Rebecca (Becky)) Brookhart]

I care for school age children. So I change the song for hand washing depending on the time of year. At Christmas time it will be Jingle Bells, at Halloween it will be the Monster Mash and other times it’s the ABC song. Any way for all the children to wash correctly as long as possible….

[Lexi Johnson]

Using music or songs to wash to, using different types of soaps, or turning it into a game of washing hands.

[Trainer]

Great idea, Lexi! Incorporating music and games makes handwashing fun, while promoting inquiry and observation skills. Keep it up!

[Nicole]

So for handwashing, it’s not unique, but singing is probably the best. I like to just make up songs to sing with kids.

[Trainer]

Great idea, Nicole! Singing makes handwashing fun and memorable, encouraging kids to engage and ask questions. Keep it up!

[Destiny Palencia]

Singing songs, showing germ activities so it inspires kids to wash hands more.

[Baylee]

Singing songs long enough for the proper hand washing time and seeing who finishes right when the song is done.

[Trainer]

Great idea, Baylee! Incorporating songs makes hand washing fun and encourages timing, observation, and teamwork among children!

[gabby]

i like to help my toddlers was their hands by teaching them how to say their alphabet, and with my after school group i find that turning it into a game makes it so fun for them.

[Trainer]

Great idea, Gabby! Incorporating games makes learning interactive and encourages curiosity. Keep fostering those observations!

[Ayla Jessop]

Handwashing can be tricky to get kids to do. Some easy ways to help kids wash their hands are to make sure the water is warm and share a fun hand washing song to sing along while scrubbing to make sure they are really using the soap.

[Trainer]

Great suggestions, Ayla! Incorporating songs makes handwashing fun and encourages mindfulness in hygiene practices.

[Quinn]

I like to make up songs to sing the kiddos while we wash hands.

[Trainer]

Great idea, Quinn! Singing makes handwashing fun and encourages engagement. It’s a wonderful way to promote healthy habits!

[Makenna Edington]

Hand-washing can be fun by turning it into a song that lasts the entire hand washing process but also explains/reminds students of what is required.

[Trainer]

Great idea, Makenna! Incorporating music makes hand-washing engaging and reinforces important health practices while encouraging questions.

[Natalie]

When I was smaller, I thought listening to a hand-washing song was something that got me motivated to wash my hands. Also having cool colored soap and foaming soap was very fun to use. I think also using brand soaps that have a picture or image of the child’s favorite cartoon or character could help motivate to wash hands.

[Trainer]

Great insights, Natalie! Incorporating fun elements like songs and colorful products can definitely enhance engagement and encourage curiosity in young children.

[Madelyn Ellingson]

Singing songs and encouraging children to make lots of bubbles when washing their hands can help them scrub better.

[Trainer]

Great idea, Madelyn! Incorporating songs and bubbles makes handwashing fun while promoting observation and engagement in science.