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Mosquito population
Scout Activity Program
Contents:
1)

Powerpoint Presentation

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Note To Educators (pdf)

3)

Sample Agenda (pdf)

4)

No No Mosquito Activity Book (pdf & word)

5)

Crossword 1 (pdf)

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Crossword 2 (pdf)

7)

Scramble (pdf)

8)

Wordfind (pdf)

9)

Patch Ordering Information (pdf) plus artwork (2 jpgs)

10) Vocabulary 1, 2, 3 and 4 (pdfs)
11) Home Inspection Chart (pdf)
12) Origami Mosquito (pdf) note: This is a somewhat difficult activity which should be reserved for older scouts
13) Make A Dipper Activity (pdf)
14) Mosquito Math Problems (pdf)
15) Balancing Mosquito Craft (pdf)
16) Top Ten Mosquito Fun Facts (pdf)
17) Dragonflies (pdf)
18) Life Cycle of a Mosquito (pdf)
19) Skeeter Box (pdf)

A Note to Educators:
The enclosed material is designed to be used as a supplement, and is not all-inclusive. It is expected that the presenter is someone well versed in the subject matter at hand, who will use the Power Point slides as prompts to help organize his or her oral discussion.
The subject matter is therefore flexible; it can be adapted to any age group through use of appropriate vocabulary. Also included are a variety of games and activities to select from for the activity breaks, the choice of which should depend upon the age group being addressed.
This material has been collected from numerous sources on the internet; in the best tradition of plagiarism we have assembled the most accurate information, the liveliest of artwork, the cleverest of games and puzzles from a wide assortment of mosquito control organizations and educational institutions entirely too numerous to mention, and we thank them gratefully for their most generous contributions. The supporting material is provided in PDF format; where appropriate, however, the corresponding Word Document is provided so that the presenter may insert the appropriate organizational logo.
Good luck!

Pamela C. Jacobson

Hillsborough

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