Insects in the Classroom:
Bugs as teaching tools for all ages

This site was created in collaboration by the Department of Entomology at Texas A&M University, Blinn College, The Department of Educational Curriculum and Instruction at Texas A&M, The Brazos Valley Museum of Natural History, and The Bryan Independent School District. It has been provided for use in educating students about the wonders of the insect world. Lesson plans and other educational resources will be regularly posted for study and use by the public. Thanks go out to the Texas A&M University entomology students and teachers in the community who are preparing these lesson plans.

Course funded by: The Texas Statewide Systemic Initiative (http://macdns.cc.utexas.edu/ssi/)

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Department of Entomology
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For questions or comments about this web site, contact Anna Kjolen or Dr. John A. Jackman
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