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The COVID-19 continues to be a healthy threat around the world. Governments, communities and individuals are looking for ways to teach children how to protect themselves.    1    They might want to follow the advice pf imaginative creatures that are adorable,colorful and furry!

Muppets(提线木偶)are puppets from the children’s showSesame Streetcreated by Sesame Workshop.Sesame Workshop started a campaign called Caring for Each Other.    2    The project includes messages for children and caregivers.It offers reading,math and science activities along with songs and fun,educational videos.

Elmo,Grover and other Sesame Street Muppets star in new public service advertisements(PSAs)from the Sesame Workshop.These PSAs teach children about the importance of handwashing and safe ways to sneeze,limiting the spread of germs.    3    Elmo is probably one of the most famous Muppets. He is known for a video of a song about brushing teeth called “Brushy Brush”. He reminds children to wash between the fingers and the tops of the hands.    4    This silly blue Muppet teaches children how to safely cough and sneeze.He even uses a checklist that includes breakfast,brushing his teeth and exercise.

    5    A set of things children normally do can help them stay healthy.Even though things may be a little different right now,health experts recommend having a regular procedure every day while isolated(隔离).By doing so,parents and caregivers can give their children and themselves a sense of stability in this new normal.

A.Another video in the campaign features Grover.
B.No doubt parents are experiencing a tough period.
C.The song has been updated to teach good handwashing.
D.The campaign emphasizes the importance of a daily routine.
E.Children,however,often do not want to listen to grownups.
F.It aims to help families stay physically and mentally healthy.
G.They also educate children that these actions show care for others.
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