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Track the Flu!

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Similar to the “Plague Fighters!” activity (but for an older audience), this activity has patrons trace the spread of the 1918 flu, and work on their graphing and data skills at the same time.

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Hints for uses in your library Pair this activity with a flu shot clinic, or adapt it to first have kids create their own unique disease that they track!
Related Links Flu (for kids)
The Flu: Stop the Spread
Keep Flu Out of School Toolkit
Flu-City!
Teaching Children About the Flu: Lesson Plans and Activities for Child Care and Early Childhood Programs
Family & Children Resources
Influenza (Flu) Seasonal Influenza Resource Center
Protect your family from the potentially serious danger of flu
Originating Source NOVA/PBS
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Track the Flu!

Track the Flu!

Similar to the “Plague Fighters!” activity (but for an older audience), this activity has patrons trace the spread of the 1918 flu, and work on their graphing and data skills at the same time.