Bulldogs Tik-Tok About Coronavirus

Schools are closed and many students are facing problems with online work.

Corona Virus has been all over the news and the president of the United States has given us many suggestions on how we should handle this situation.

Many people have not been following quarantine rules and have not been social distancing. This Tik-tok is just a reminder to many on how to properly stay safe.

People with higher authority have handled this situation in an interesting way, like opening beaches yet keeping schools closed.

Since we are in quarantine, we must practice social distancing and that leaves many of us not being able to see our friends and families.

Plenty of students were looking forward to this fun break, but now this virus has gotten way out of hand, students wish they can see their friends and leave their houses but the virus limits those. It started with spring break getting canceled, but now maybe summer as well, students aren't excited.

In this video freshman, Fiona Gleeson gives different recommended rules the government is saying we should follow to protect us from the corona virus. Staying 6 feet apart, not hanging gout in groups larger than 10, and staying home will all prevent the corona virus from spreading. Following these simple rules are important for our health and others.

Everyone knows the strict rules of not touching your face, wearing a mask, keeping 6ft away from others when in public areas, etc. But, not everyone chooses to follow them. These are just some of them put into affect while on a grocery shopping trip.

With local grocery stores being sold out of many common items that people feel the urge to stock up on while being stuck inside all day, running out of toilet paper has become a joke now.

This Tiktok is primarily based off of a relatively realistic day in my life. Just to give others an idea of how I've adapted to being in quarantine and doing online school.

This is a Tiktok to represent the countless store closures in just my area alone. Covid-19 has made it nearly impossible to go to all your favorite stores now. Although, it is great that companies are responding this way by closing down their facilities to decrease the spread of the virus.

A family shows their bright side during this pandemic by making up a corona virus themed tiktok dance. During this pandemic time it is a good time to get closer to your families. Making dances, playing games, and talking are all fun ways to pass time and become closer as a family.

In this video freshman, Fiona Gleeson shows other community members how to make a mask out of household items, during this time many areas require a mask and many places have them sold off. This is a new creative way to make them when they aren't available.