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Charlie Va Al Pueblo

Author: Carroll, Lenore
Date Published: 2000


Story in Spanish that teaches children how to be lead-free. Lead dust from deteriorated lead-based paints can poison children. Those under six are most in danger. Lead dust gets on their hands and they put their hands in their mouths. Washing hands before meals is important. Foods high in iron and calcium and low in fat prevent lead from being absorbed. Lead poisoned children may complain of headaches or stomachaches. The only way to know for sure is by a blood test. Your physician or clinic can order one.

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Number of Pages: 20