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10 Ways to Teach Kids About Germs- Teaching kids about germs doesn't have to be difficult. Here are 10 ways to teach them so they can stay healthy and safe.

Kids are amazed at this simple hand washing science demonstration showing how using soap when washing hands literally makes "germs" scatter.

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Image: Mattosaurus E. Coli Bacteria are the pathogens that cause deadly illness and disease in their human hosts. Millions of people every year die because of these tiny living beings that multiply in our system and take advantage of any weaknesses they find. Defining “deadly bacteria” is difficult because there are many factors, including do ...

Looking for a fun, exciting science lesson for your students? Here it is! Teach your students about how scientists make yogurt using bacteria and milk. That's right, bacteria! You will dispel the myth that bacteria are harmful microbes by teaching your students about how they are used in food pr...

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Science Lesson for Kids! Teach your kids the good side of mold, such as how mold can make cheese taste great, and how mold can kill harmful bacteria!

The Science of Microbes Teacher's Guide. Students explore microbes which are directly related to health (bacteria, fungi, protists and viruses), the tools used to study them, the immune system, disease, and conduct an infectious disease case study. (12 activities, 1 reading, grades 6-8)

Wash, Wash, Wash your hands till there good and clean. Wash the bottoms and the tops, and the fingers in between. Your child may sing a song while washing hands, this helps children wash for the re…

Fungi, with the exception of shitake and certain other mushrooms, tend to be something we associate with moldy bread or dank-smelling mildew. But they really deserve more respect, say researchers. Fungi have fantastic capabilities and can be grown, under certain circumstances, in almost any shape and be totally biodegradable. And, if this weren’t enough, they might have the potential to replace plastics one day. The secret is in the mycelia.

In this lesson, students can build on existing knowledge of microbes, focusing on the relationship between microorganisms and foodborne illness.

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