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268 NEW COVID-19 CASES and 28 NEW DEATHS as of June 2, 2020 | TOTAL CASES: 16,020 | DEATHS: 767 - SOURCE: MISSISSIPPI STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
COVID-19: Your Coronavirus Resource
COVID-19 is a new respiratory virus that causes flu-like illness ranging from mild to severe, with symptoms of fever, coughing, fatigue and difficulty breathing. The CDC and MSDH are working to detect, contain and limit the spread of cases in the U.S. and Mississippi should they occur. MSDH is actively preparing doctors and hospitals on how to respond safely and effectively to COVID-19 in Mississippi.
Like the flu, COVID-19 it is thought to be spread person-to-person by close contact (within 6 feet) and by coughing or sneezing. Other possible routes of transmission, such as touching surfaces contaminated by the virus, are also being investigated.
CORONAVIRUS IMPACT ON MISSISSIPPI
CASES BY MISSISSIPPI COUNTIES
STATE AND FEDERAL RESOURCES
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SAFETY FOR MISSISSIPPI
PBS NewsHour
Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves on responding to COVID-19
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Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves on ventilator supplies and racial trends in COVID-19 data
COVID - 19 PREVENTION TIPS FOR KIDS
Germs! - Sid the Science Kid - The Jim Henson Company
How to Talk to Your Kids About Coronavirus | Detroit PBS KID
Staying Healthy
Parenting Minutes
Expressing Emotions English
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Sesame Street: How to Sneeze and Cough Safely with Grover |
Parenting Minutes
Sharing Feelings English
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ADDITIONAL RESOURCES FOR TEACHERS, PARENTS AND STUDENTS
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MISSISSIPPI EDUCATION CONNECTION: A partnership with the Mississippi Department of Education provides up-to-date educational resources for teachers, parents, and students.
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LT. GOV. LAUNCHES ‘HEALTHY AT HOME
Teachers can opt to include a new project in enrichment packets sent home with students: assignments challenging students to think about how the COVID-19 crisis is impacting their