Reduce Indoor Smoke to prevent Respiratory Infections (Picture 5.4) Mother A is sitting next to a cooking fire. Draw a picture of a tree by the stream. There are long rectangular holes along Under the tree is a cooking fire. The the top of the wall in addition and two branches above the fire are black and the windows on each side of the fire. The leaves have fallen off. There is no fruit smoke is flowing out of the room through on the tree. The tree looks smaller and the holes at the top. less healthy than picture 5.1A. Health Managers: If there is another analogy that works better than using the fire under the tree, please adapt as appropriate.. Smoke prevents a tree from growing When cooking, open doors and well. Likewise, smoke harms windows. Add vents to let out children who breathe it every day. smoke. Mother A is cooking. The doors and A group of men are smoking together in windows are open in the cooking room. the shade of a tree. Two small children We can see Of Great Worth strapped are approaching. One man is standing up onto the back of (the 9 year old boy if and holding both hands with palms facing appropriate or the 4 year old girl). They the children. He is telling them to not to are sitting outside. come closer. Discourage children from sitting in Smoke in the open air. Keep small cooking rooms. children away.
Reduce Indoor Smoke to prevent Respiratory Infections (Picture 5.4) Draw a picture of a tree by the stream. Under the tree is a cooking fire. The branches above the fire are black and the leaves have fallen off. There is no fruit on the tree. The tree looks smaller and less healthy than picture 5.1A. Health Managers: If there is another analogy that works better than using the fire under the tree, please adapt as appropriate.. Mother A is sitting next to a cooking fire. There are long rectangular holes along the top of the wall in addition and two windows on each side of the fire. The smoke is flowing out of the room through the holes at the top. Smoke prevents a tree from growing well. Likewise, smoke harms children who breathe it every day. When cooking, open doors and windows. Add vents to let out smoke. Mother A is cooking. The doors and windows are open in the cooking room. We can see Of Great Worth strapped onto the back of (the 9 year old boy if appropriate or the 4 year old girl). They are sitting outside. A group of men are smoking together in the shade of a tree. Two small children are approaching. One man is standing up and holding both hands with palms facing the children. He is telling them to not to come closer. Discourage children from sitting in cooking rooms. Smoke in the open air. Keep small children away.
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