Amid novel coronavirus scare, authorities in different countries are publishing Public Service Announcements (PSA) videos to emphasize the importance of good hygiene. Among them, a video explaining the need for students to wash their hands gained people’s appreciation and went viral.
Hence, hand washing is considered one of the necessary precautions in the current coronavirus outbreak.
“The PERFECT demo for kids as to why soap is SO IMPORTANT and EFFECTIVE from an elementary school teacher,” captioned a Twitter user and shared the video.
In the video, there are two plates on the table. One is a white plate filled with water and pepper, which represents the virus, and the other is a plate filled with soapy water. She skillfully explained to students how to use soap to get rid of the virus using tableware. Take a look at how she did it:
The video went viral quickly since it was shared a day ago, and it has received 4.6 million views so far-and the number is increasing. In addition, it has collected more than three lakh likes and nearly 1.2 lakh retweets.
From praising the teacher, people have made various comments on the post. Some people wrote that the sound of the kids’ amazement in the video was the best sound ever.
“I just love that sound of audible wonder and amazement,” wrote a Twitter user. “The kids: HOW DID IT MOVE? Me, a grown young adult: HOW DID IT MOVE?!?” commented another. “It’s a fantastic demonstration on how soap does carry away germs. I bet the next lesson was proper hand washing technique. These kids have an excellent teacher,” wrote a third.
Here’s what others tweeted:
The PERFECT demo for kids as to why soap is SO IMPORTANT and EFFECTIVE from an elementary school teacher, SOUND ON: (h/t u/beep_boop_doot) pic.twitter.com/12m3YWjPub
— Lee Trott (@MC372) March 13, 2020
— Lee Trott (@MC372) March 13, 2020
My grown ass when I seen the pepper move pic.twitter.com/nX6LngN2NX
— KobeGaveNiggas81forFun (@Lordrvndy_) March 13, 2020
“It mooooooved!” OMG, how precious! pic.twitter.com/AmDRnNmFcq
— EDN (@eloquENT_1908) March 13, 2020
