Coronavirus Lesson 1
2020
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• English
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| Category | Physical Development > Health |
| Copyright Owner | Curamericas Global |
This lesson introduces participants to the new coronavirus known as COVID-19, including symptoms, how it spreads and how to protect yourself by practicing prevention behaviors. This lesson includes pictures, activities and discussion questions that encourage learners to adopt healthy practices.
This document is part of: Health Information, Education and Communication (COVID-19)
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