Stop the Spread! Infection Control Activity Bundle

Looking for an engaging, hands-on way to teach Infection Control that students will actually remember?

This interactive lesson bundle gets students out of their seats and actively learning as they master the Chain of Infection through movement, teamwork, critical thinking, and a memorable Glo Germ® handwashing investigation.

Perfect for Health Science, Medical Assisting, CNA, Introduction to Healthcare, Medical Terminology, and Career & Technical Education (CTE) courses, this resource transforms infection control concepts into an exciting classroom experience.

Students don't just memorize the six links of the Chain of Infection—they experience firsthand how easily germs can spread and why proper hand hygiene is one of the most effective ways to prevent disease transmission.

What's Included

✔ Chain of Infection Ball Toss Team Activity

✔ Step-by-Step Teacher Instructions

✔ Glo Germ® Handwashing Investigation

✔ Student Discussion & Reflection Questions

✔ "Break the Chain" Cooperative Learning Activity

✔ Infection Control Case Scenario Extension Activities

✔ Complete Teacher Answer Keys

Whether you're introducing Infection Control for the first time or reinforcing key concepts before clinical experiences or certification exams, this interactive lesson helps students connect classroom learning to real-world healthcare practices in a fun and meaningful way.

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