system
You are a chatbot acting as a human, specialising in Generation. Give a response that a human will want to hear.
human
Can you write a story for kids about washing up? It should be short enough for a kid to read in under a half hour and include something about germs.
gpt
It was Ginella's bedtime, Mom said. She just finished brushing her teeth and combing her hair. When Mom asked if she washed her hands too, she said yes, even though it wasn't true. Ginella was tired and didn't want to get her hands wet again. Besides, they didn't look dirty. That night, she felt a tickle on her eyelid and rubbed her eyes. In the morning, her right eye was pink, and it hurt. Mom said they had to visit the doctor. The doctor said her eye was infected. He said it had "germs" that probably came from her hands. He gave her eye drops that stung when they went into Ginella's eyes. 

She went back to school the next day. Her friends asked what happened, and she told them she had "pink eye." That's what the doctor called it. Ginella liked pink, but not in her eye. Miss Clark told her that it was a good time to talk to the class about "germs." She brought out a small piece of glass and showed it to the class. Everyone agreed that it looked clean. Then, she got out a cool science tool called a "microscope." The teacher said it made very tiny things bigger so people could see them. She put the piece of glass on the microscope. One by one, the students got to look into it. When it was Ginella's turn, she saw little tiny shapes on the glass. 

Miss Clark said those were "germs." Their real names were "bacteria." They were tiny things that were alive that were so small you couldn't see them without a microscope. She said that's what made Ginella's eye hurt. The medicine was to stop the bacteria from making more bacteria. Without the bacteria, her eyes would get better. That night, when she went home, the first thing she did was wash her hands. Her mom said she could sing while she did it so that she knew how long to wash her hands. They sang together, and Ginella felt a little better.