Yuhan-Kimberly Utilizes 'Children's Mask Usage' as School Lesson Material

Correct Mask Selection and Wearing Methods Implemented in 3D Animation
Reviewed by the Health Teachers Association, Utilized in School Online Classes

This is a screen capture from a 3D animation video for mask education for children produced by the Kleenex Mask Division of Yuhan-Kimberly. Photo by Yuhan-Kimberly

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Heeyoon] Yuhan-Kimberly announced on the 31st that the Kleenex Mask Division has produced an educational video about masks for children.

This content, created as a 3D animation for children who do not know how to properly select and use masks, was planned with the participation of the Health Teachers Association and designed to be used as school teaching material. The main topics include information about fine dust and how to respond to it, proper mask selection and wearing methods, and all content was reviewed by the Health Teachers Association.

The Kleenex Mask Division has been operating the ‘Fine Dust Worry Out Classroom’ program for lower-grade elementary school students since 2018. Yuhan-Kimberly planned the YouTube video to complement the limitations of offline education, which was conducted by visiting elementary schools directly with professional instructors, and to provide educational benefits to more children. The video can be viewed on the YouTube channel ‘UriWolGyeongHae’.

A Yuhan-Kimberly official said, “We have received feedback that more than 80 schools have used Kleenex’s online content as teaching materials so far,” and added, “As online classes become routine, we plan to produce and release a sequel focused on virus infection prevention in the upcoming second semester.”

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