Ah-choo! cover your nose with a tissue,Cough on your elbow if you need to,Throw your tissue away,That way you’ll stay okay,And keep others from getting Ah-choos!

It’s fun to push trains through tunnels,But you mustn’t chew on their funnels,Don’t chomp on your toys,

Or let girls and boys,Gnaw off your tracks and trestles.

Eat your fruits and vegetables, Yummy carrots, oranges, apples,Eating good food each day,Helps keep flu bugs away,So you don’t get coughs ‘n sniffles.

Go to sleep when mother says to,So you get the rest that you need to,No playing through the night,

Under covers by flashlight,So each morning you’ll feel fresh and new.

Why aren’t you outside running?Kicking balls, skipping ropes or jumping,The harder you play,The healthier you’ll stay,So flu bugs won’t come calling.

Wash your little hands often,Through this long flu season,Slippery soap, faucet, sink,Silly don’t take a drink,Scrub your mitts shiny & clean.

Keep Out of Fluvilleeep Out of Fluville

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Keep Out of Fluvilleeep Out of Fluville

Copyright © 2010Pritchett & Hull Associates, Inc.

DO NOT DUPLICATE.®

compliments of Pritchett & Hull Associates, Inc. • Atlanta, GA • 800-241-4925 • www.p-h.comBringing Patients & Health Together

Parents,

Flu season is an important time to remindyour little ones to do little things to help themstay healthy:

® Wash hands often for 20 seconds or more.

® Cough or sneeze into a tissue (or theirelbow) and throw tissue away.

® Don’t put toys in mouth.

® Get plenty of sleep & exercise.

® Eat healthy meals.

Talk with your child’s doctor about a flu shot. Make the decision that is best for your child.