Workshop 1 Vocabulary Workshop 2 Vocabulary. Contagious  Spreadable by touch or through the air  Name some things that are contagious.  Sneezing lesson!

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Workshop 1 Vocabulary Workshop 2 Vocabulary

Contagious  Spreadable by touch or through the air  Name some things that are contagious.  Sneezing lesson! Sneezing lesson! Sneezing lesson!

Epidemic  The rapid spread of a diease among many people  Sick patients are kept in a separate room so the epidemic _________.  Swine flu! Swine flu! Swine flu!

Impact  An effect or result  ___________ made a huge impact on my life.  Oil spill impact Oil spill impact Oil spill impact on wildlife. on wildlife.

Internal  Inside something, like your body  An example of an internal organ is ______________.  Name an internal part of a car.

Resistance  The ability to fight off or overcome something  I can build resistance to a cold by __________________.  If you have resistance to a disease, can you catch it?  Get a flu shot! Get a flu shot! Get a flu shot!

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