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• Heroes Wear Masks

  Elmo's Super Adventure

  Sesame Workshop,

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  Oh Elmo, what can't you do? If anyone can convince a kid to wear a mask, it'll be him. Also available on Axis 360 and as a physical book.

• Ten Lessons for a Post-pandemic World

  Zakaria, Fareed,

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  Looking ahead to when the pandemic is behind us, CNN host Zakaria takes a level-headed look at current affairs and the impact that the virus will have on our future.

• And We Came Outside and Saw the Stars Again

  Writers From Around the World on the COVID-19 Pandemic

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  Poets, novelists, and essayists reflect on the pandemic and quarentine.

• Indianapolis Covid-19 Community Resources

  View on indy.gov

  Updated resources and the current regulations in effect for the city of Indianapolis

• Testing Information

  View on in.gov

  This website will help you figure out where to go to get tested if necessary.

• CDC - Holiday Celebrations and Small Gatherings

  View on cdc.gov

  This page provides guidance from the Centers for Disease Control on hosting and/or attending holiday gatherings. Great tips on how to limit your exposure and that of your guests if you do decide to host a small gathering.

• Centers for Disease Control

  View on cdc.gov

  The Centers for Disease Control is part of the United States government's Department of Health and Human Services. This is where to go find information especially pertinent to citizens of the United States. Their page on the coronavirus is…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• World Health Organization

  View on who.int

  This is the website to go to if you are looking for reliable, comprehensive, and up-to-date information on the coronavirus across the globe. Look here if you are interested in solid numbers and detailed information on how the coronavirus is…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• World Health Organization - Coronavirus Scams

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  Although this page is part of the World Health Organization's coronavirus page already listed, we wanted to bring special notice to the section on scam awareness. Be aware of scams related to the coronavirus - phone calls or emails from people…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Medline Plus - National Library of Medicine

  View on medlineplus.gov

  Medline Plus is an authoritative source from the National Library of Medicine. Their information is concise and written in easy to understand language. They have links to other vetted sources and sources in languages other than English pertaining to…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Indiana State Department of Health

  View on in.gov

  The Indiana State Department of Health has information about the Coronavirus related to the state of Indiana, including a phone number to call if you are displaying symptoms and have traveled to China or been in contact with someone with COVID-19…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Coronavirus COVID-19 Global Cases by Johns Hopkins CSSE

  View on arcgis.com

  This is where to go if you want a quick snapshot of the current world-wide situation on the coronavirus. An interactive web-based dashboard from the Center for Systems Science and Engineering at Johns Hopkins University that compiles data from…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• IUPUI - Ruth Lilly Medical Library

  View on libguides.com

  If you want academic resources, the Ruth Lilly Medical Library on the campus of IUPUI has put together a detailed information guide, including social media accounts for health agencies.

• COVID-19

  the Pandemic That Never Should Have Happened and How to Stop the Next One

  Mackenzie, Debora,

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  Science journalist Mackenzie argues in this well-researched yet readable title that the fault for this disastrous outbreak lies not with scientists, who have been warning us about the possibility for a long time, but with inefficient governments. A…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health

  View on nih.gov

  The National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health is an agency that focuses on scientific research into alternative medicine. This article discusses some alternative therapies being proposed to combat the coronavirus and their…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Kelly Stays Home

  The Science of Coronavirus

  Block, Adam,

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  Written by a primary care physician and a health economist, this title is the perfect way to teach your elementary school-aged child about the coronavirus and how to stay safe.

• Epidemic

  Ebola and the Global Race to Prevent the Next Killer Outbreak

  Wilson, Reid (Journalist),

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  A book about a different deadly virus, the Ebola virus. Though coronavirus is much more mild than Ebola, this book illustrates some lessons the global community has learned about epidemics.

• Pale Rider

  the Spanish Flu of 1918 and How It Changed the World

  Spinney, Laura,

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  This title about the history of one of the greatest epidemics of modern times can help illustrate the social changes that can occur in such a situation. A gripping and insightful historical narrative.

• Wash Your Hands!

  McNamara, Margaret

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  Everyone in this class has a cold! What should we do? This book aimed at beginning readers, describes how to keep your germs to yourself. A book written before the coronavirus, it still has good information for young readers.

• Everything Will Be Fine : A Story About Covid-19

  L'Heureux, Christine,

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  Caillou is playing with his friends when he learns about a new illness going around. He learns that even though things are different he can still have fun! A great story to teach little ones how they can help keep themselves safe.