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Germs are everywhere and can enter the body through sneezing, coughing, or touching. They cause illnesses like colds and fever when they infect the lungs and other parts of the body. Proper hand washing with soap is important to avoid spreading or catching germs. Eating healthy foods and not sharing personal items can also help avoid germs. Common ways germs can be transmitted and spread include sneezing, coughing, and touching.
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- 2. GERMS Germs are eveywhere. And they are invisible. There are germs in our body. Germs spreat by touching sneezing-coughing. But our skin protects germs. Germs make us sick. When you have fever or cold, in our lungs, the white blood cells fight with germs.
- 3. STEPS OF WASHING HANDS First, wash your hands. Next, use soap and wash your nails. Then, wsah again and get out from the soap. Finaly, dry your hands with a towel.
- 4. HOW CAN YOU AVOİD FROM THE GERMS? We can avoid germs by: Washing our hands well Eating healthy foods Don’t share personel things HOW CAN YOU AVOİD FROM THE GERMS? We can avoid germs by: vWashing our hands well vEating healthy foods vDon’t share personel things
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