Mosquito Bytes
- Author: David Tenenbaum
- Subject: Science and Technology
- Institution Name: University of Wisconsin, Madison
- Collection: The Why Files
- Grade Level: Primary, Secondary
- Abstract: As disease-infected mosquitoes expand their range, these bugs rise higher on the "menace to human health" list. What makes mosquitoes so perfect for disease transfer? Is global warming a factor? How is modern technology being harnessed to combat skeeters? National standards included for grades 5-12. Teacher resource page at http://whyfiles.org/teachers/016skeeter/.
- Course Type: Learning Module
- Languages: English
- Material Types: Assessments, Teaching and Learning Strategies, Lesson Plans, Curriculum Standards
- Media Formats: Graphics/Photos, Text/HTML
- Curriculum Standards:
Relevant National Teaching Standards
Grade 5-8: Science in Personal and Social Perspectives (Personal Health--Disease and Treatment)
Grade 9-12: Life Science (Interdependence of Organisms), Life Science (Behavior of Organisms), Science in Personal and Social Perspectives (Personal and Community Health--Disease and Treatment)
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