The Mosquito Intelligence Academy (M.I.A.) is a K-6 NGSS-aligned boot camp. Students are empowered to take charge of their properties and halt the mosquito invasion.
MIA is perfect for the educator booking for one or more grades for their class or school. Looking for something more hands-off and self-guided for younger students? Check out Little Champions.
Kindergarten
Compare the basic needs of mosquitoes to humans. Schedule a virtual or in-person classroom visit, or gain access to all of our online resources.
Grade 1
Take a deep look at the mosquito's body to understand the connection between structure and function. Schedule a virtual or in-person classroom visit, or gain access to all of our online resources.
Grade 2
Explore biodiversity and humans and discover our role in eliminating mosquito habitat. Schedule a virtual or in-person classroom visit, or gain access to all of our online resources.
Grade 3
Explore how traits vary, even in mosquitoes and why this makes them so difficult to control. Schedule a virtual or in-person classroom visit, or gain access to all of our online resources.
Grade 4
Take a deep look at the mosquito's body to understand the connection between structure and function. Schedule a virtual or in-person classroom visit, or gain access to all of our online resources.
Grade 5
Discover the effect of water quality on the ecosystem and how poor water quality is an invitation to mosquitoes. Schedule a virtual or in-person classroom visit, or gain access to all of our online resources.
Grade 6
Uncover the effects of Climate Change on expanding vector populations. Schedule a virtual or in-person classroom visit, or gain access to all of our online resources.
Middle and High School?
M.I.A. is our K-6 program. Visit our escape room page to learn about options for middle and high school students.
TK or Pre-K?
M.I.A. is our K-6 Program. Visit the TK - 2nd Grade page for more content.
Interactive Educational Experience
Journey of the Germ is an animated and interactive video that details how West Nile virus is spread from host to host by a mosquito. The experience illustrates the surprising difference a few degrees in temperature can make in the spread of West Nile virus.