[Celecia]

My favorite science experiment was the Volcano experiment using a plastic soda bottle, alkaseltzer, white vingar and baking soda with food coloring

[Trainer]

Great choice, Celecia! The volcano experiment is visually exciting and sparks curiosity, encouraging children to explore reactions and ask questions!

[Kendall Focht]

Singing a song with the child is a way to make handwashing a fun and smooth experience.

[Trainer]

Great idea, Kendall! Integrating music makes handwashing enjoyable while promoting engagement and observation of hygiene practices.

[Brooke Tobin]

Handwashing songs are great. I use:to the tune of Row Row Row Your Boat”Wash wash wash your handsWash them nice and cleanBubbly Bubbly Bubbly BubblyWashing is a dreamScrub scrub scrub your handsDon’t forget the soapBubbles going down the drainNow they’re clean, I hope!”

[Trainer]

Great idea, Brooke! Incorporating music makes handwashing fun and memorable, encouraging engagement and curiosity in young children.

[Killian]

Make them play a game where whoever scrubs thier hands the best wins.

[Trainer]

Great idea, Killian! Incorporating games fosters engagement and encourages kids to ask questions about hygiene and science.