Kid-Friendly SIDS Prevention Module

I’m putting together an engaging, kid-oriented learning package that shows how a simple breathing-pattern monitor can help reduce the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. Instead of asking students to build hardware from scratch, the focus is on understanding the science behind monitoring and then exploring it through Interactive digital content.

Here’s what I need created:

• A self-contained web-based module (HTML5 / JavaScript or similar) that students can click through, featuring animations, drag-and-drop activities and short quizzes explaining why tracking an infant’s breathing is critical.
• Step-by-step interactive demonstrations that simulate a sensor picking up breathing data, showing normal versus irregular patterns, and prompting learners to predict what the device should do next.
• An educator dashboard or answer key embedded in the same file, so teachers can reset activities and view quiz results without extra software.
• Lightweight graphics and clear text suitable for middle-school reading levels, with every technical term instantly defined when hovered over or tapped.

I’ll supply branding colours and any reference articles once we start; you return a single folder I can unzip and run locally or host on a school website. Completion is when the module runs smoothly in Chrome and Edge, and all activities record the correct responses.