HPE collaborated with the Hong Kong Infection Control Nurses’ Association (HKICNA) to develop the third series of What’s happened to me, which focuses on COVID-19.

The picture book, which is available in English and Chinese, is designed for parents or teachers to read aloud with children of all ages. During the storytelling, the parents or teachers can guide children to learn more about coronavirus and personal hygiene, and get simple tips on how to prevent the disease in their daily lives. Another novel feature of the book is the inclusion of a mask folder for children to learn how to take care of their used face mask in a hygienic way.

To complement the publication of the What’s happened to me? book series, the publisher organised a virtual book launch on 18 July. 参与剑击运动约4年、香港教育大学健康与体育学系助理教授 柯培丽博士, Assistant Professor at HPE, and Ms Patricia Ching from HKICNA, shared their professional advice on infection-control measures, and pointed out that this picture book series is the first-ever children’s publication on infection-control education. The books will be sold with gift packs consisting of children’s face masks, alcohol-based hand gel, ear-loop mask extenders, and stickers. Interested parties can place their orders here.

To learn more about the storybook series and infection-control measures, please visit: www.healthobservatoryhk.com.
 
 
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What’s happened to me? storybook series