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When [[Mort|Sid's dad]] catches a cold, [[Sid]] has to be careful not to get sick too. But why does Sid need to wash his hands all the time? And what are germs, anyway? Sid gets to the bottom of these questions with a little investigation in this ''I Can Read''.<ref>[http://henson.com/press_releases/20090716.pdf The Jim Henson Company to Partner with HarperCollins Children's Books to Publish Sid the Science Kid Book Program], July 15, 2009.</ref> |
When [[Mort|Sid's dad]] catches a cold, [[Sid]] has to be careful not to get sick too. But why does Sid need to wash his hands all the time? And what are germs, anyway? Sid gets to the bottom of these questions with a little investigation in this ''I Can Read''.<ref>[http://henson.com/press_releases/20090716.pdf The Jim Henson Company to Partner with HarperCollins Children's Books to Publish Sid the Science Kid Book Program], July 15, 2009.</ref> |
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[[Category:Sid the Science Kid books|Trouble With Germs, The]] |
[[Category:Sid the Science Kid books|Trouble With Germs, The]] |
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| The Trouble with Germs | |
| Based on | Sid the Science Kid "The Big Sneeze" |
| Written by | Jennifer Frantz |
| Illustrator | |
| Published | March 2010 |
| Publisher | HarperCollins |
| Pages | 32 |
| ISBN | 978-0-06-185258-9 |
Summary
When Sid's dad catches a cold, Sid has to be careful not to get sick too. But why does Sid need to wash his hands all the time? And what are germs, anyway? Sid gets to the bottom of these questions with a little investigation in this I Can Read.[1]