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King County comic book helps kids learn about swine flu

May 4, 4:18 PMUnschooling ExaminerSara McGrath
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Swine Flu Toys at Archie McPhee
Swine flu toys at Archie McPhee in Seattle

Parents and caregivers can alleviate children's fears about the swine flu by helping them learn more about what to expect during a flu pandemic. The following resources are designed especially for children.

Swine Flu Comic Book

Seattle and King County Public Health developed a 12-page comic book, "No Ordinary Flu," to help teach kids and families about pandemic flu. The comic tells the story of a family's experience during the 1918 influenza pandemic and explains the threat of a flu pandemic today, what to expect, and how to prepare.

Swine Flu Stop Germs Poster

As part of the Stop Germs, Stay Healthy! public health campaign, King County developed a free poster to teach kids about swine flu and stay healthy practices.

Swine Flu Online Animated Video

BrainPOP.com released a free swine flu video to teach children about swine flu. (Homeschool parents who plan to subscribe to BrainPOP, providers of animated, standards and curriculum-based online lessons, are eligible to earn discount points through Homeschool Buyers Co-op.)

Fight the Swine Flu Toys

On a less serious note, Archie McPhee in Seattle is selling swine flu toys and gag gifts.

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