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THERE’S A LOUSE IN THE HOUSE! A WebQuest for Grade K-3 (Understanding head lice) Designed by Marie Urquhart Introduction | Task | Process | Evaluation | Conclusion | Credits | Teacher Page No one wants to catch head lice, but it
could happen to anyone!
“Yuk…..cooties!” Lice will not make you sick but friends can sure make
you feel bad with their comments! By the end of this lesson you will have some knowledge of the life cycle of head lice, how they move from one person to another and what you can do to avoid catching head lice.
Your task is to arm yourself with enough knowledge about lice so that you hopefully, never catch them. First, learn all you can by reading
about the life cycle of lice. Let’s
call this “LOUSOLOGY 101” To find more facts about lice click below
on “Factoids”! Did you know
that if even one nit is left on your head after treatment that you could
become infested again? Play this game to try
to rid your head of nits! Jail
Louse RockTM Do you think
you’ve learned a lot about lice?
Check your understanding by taking the “Head
Lice Quiz.”
Will a louse get into your house? Let’s see if you now know enough about head lice to avoid catching them!
Your score- 9 smiley faces………………..You are truly an accomplished lice
exterminator! 5-8 smiley faces…………….Good job but you are still have
more to learn. 0-4 smiley faces…………….Oh dear! You need to see the nurse
for some individualized instruction! Congratulations! You have worked hard to learn about this pesky
louse. Your school nurse, family and
teacher appreciate your efforts.
Please share this information with all your friends and see your nurse
if you have questions, or if your head is itchy! Special
thanks are given to Debra DelBono, District Technology Coordinator, for
sharing her expertise and for guiding me through this process. Facts and photos used in this web quest were found on the following web sites. http://www.headlice.org/index.html http://www.lice.com/gallery/index.html Photo
Gallery Last updated on April 29, 2004. Based on a template from The WebQuest Page |