Teaching about West Nile Virus
With the recent discovery of seven local crows, dead from West Nile virus, now is an excellent time to bring the study of animal-borne diseases into the classroom.West Nile Virus Hits Washington State
Health officials say West Nile found in seven more dead crows
10/14/06 Seattle Times
Seven dead crows from Seattle, Kent, Everett and elsewhere in Washington were infected with the West Nile virus, health officials said Friday. The discoveries are a good indication that the mosquito-borne virus finally has established itself in the state --- just as mosquito season is winding down.
Local West Nile Virus Information
Seattle & King County Public Health
CDC's Info on West Nile Virus
The Buzz-z-z on West Nile Virus (for kids)
This CDC article is geared toward kids.
What's West Nile Virus (for kids)
English/Spanish article geared toward kids from KidsHealth.
Bye Bye Birdie (for kids)
An excellent series of illustrated article geared toward kids. From the Why Files.
