A teacher, Ms. JOHNSON (40s, warm and approachable), stands at a sink, demonstrating proper handwashing techniques. She lathers her hands with soap, rubbing them vigorously for at least 20 seconds. A student, CHLOE (10, curious and bright), watches intently.CHLOEMs. Johnson, why is it so important to wash our hands?Ms. JOHNSONThat's a great question, Chloe! Washing our hands is like giving our bodies a super shield against germs.Ms. JOHNSON explains the importance of handwashing using a visual aid.Ms. JOHNSONSee these tiny little things? These are germs. They're everywhere, on our hands, on surfaces, even in the air. When we touch our eyes, nose, or mouth, these germs can enter our bodies and make us sick.Ms. JOHNSON shares a story about the COVID-19 pandemic.Ms. JOHNSONRemember the pandemic we all went through? It was a really tough time, but one of the most important things we learned was how important handwashing is. It helped to slow down the spread of the virus and keep everyone safer.CHLOEI get it now! I'll make sure to wash my hands every time I use the bathroom and before I eat.Ms. JOHNSON praises Chloe.Ms. JOHNSONThat's fantastic, Chloe! Handwashing is a simple step, but it can make a huge difference. It's also important to cover our coughs and sneezes, use tissues properly, and keep our surroundings clean.CHLOE smiles and thanks Ms. JOHNSON.CHLOEThank you, Ms. Johnson! I'm going to be a super germ fighter now!