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This is a great lesson plan! I would change the worksheet to say handkerchief and elbow like you mentioned as well. I love the videos!

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Such a fun way to learn about germs! This seem like a really good way to keep a student interested in a topic

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Myth busters is always fun to watch!!

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What a great idea to teach students how far a sneeze travels!! These are fun activities!

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I like the work sheet for the students to fill out! I also like that it’s about germs :)

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I love the video and the sneezy picture.

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Have your students see how far a sneeze can go and how important it is to cover your face when you sneeze.

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Here is a worksheet you can have the students fill out as they participate in the experiment. I changed hand to elbow.

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As a class, we decided we wanted to know how contageous we really were from sneezing when we are sick.  We were curious how far sneezes really reach.  Does it go far? Does covering our face prevent germs? Here is an explanation of their experiment and how far a sneeze travels. They measured to see if it would reach 30 feet.

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The Mythbusters pondered: Can a sneeze really travel 100 mph? Learn from the Mythbusters whether a sneeze can really travel 100 mph.

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The actual video of the experiment that Mythbusters presents using food coloring to see how far the sneeze travels.
Who knew sneezes travel?
They use 3 methods:
In the Elbow
In a handkerchief
Just out in the open
This illustrates how far each sneeze goes.

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Adam and Jamie show you the most hygienic way to sneeze. Will make you think secondly about using that hankie when you have a nose full of snot... This was recorded off the tv because my dad needs to see this

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From the video, we see that using our hands, tissue, or handkerchief doesn't block the sneeze completely from spreading.  This also means that touching that same tissue we can spread it with our hands.

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From the experiment with Mythbusters, we see that sneezing in our elbow avoids the spreading of germs. We still want to take precautions by washing our hands and make sure we cover our faces well. Germs can still spread this way.

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After watching how far a sneeze goes, here is another experiment to see how germs spread from sneezing.  She starts by going over washing our hands and covering our noses and mouths before we sneeze to avoid the travel of germs.  This is a fun experiment that can be done with a parent or teacher.

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How Far Can Germs Spread When you Cough or Sneeze?

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This week I got a cold. Today I'm doing an experiment showing you how far germs can really spread when you don't cover your mouth when you cough or sneeze! Other Social Networks ➜ twitter : https://twitter.com/LearnWithMrsB ➜ facebook : https://www.facebook.com/Learn-With-MrsB-1628120750775358/ ➜ instagram : https://www.instagram.com/learnwithmrs.b/