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5 simple steps what to do when you find a tick attached.

Fun and easy way to teach children how to check for ticks using numbers.

Article helps parents or caregivers recognize the potential signs and symptoms of Lyme disease in their children.

Use this Tick Repellent Roundup to understand the various on-skin and on-clothing repellent ingredients and their pros and cons

Overview of the most common ticks found in the U.S. that transmit pathogens to humans. This is only a partial list.

FAQs about Lyme Disease

Template letter to send home to parents alerts them to the potential risk for exposure to ticks. Provides tips to prevent a tick bite and instructions on what to do if bitten by a tick.

Be Tick AWARE – Be Prepared to take these important steps to help prevent a tick bite.

Resource that provides helpful recommendations and checklists to help address and support students who may be at risk for Lyme disease. Includes symptoms list, symptom tracker checklist, field trip notification, and other information.

Lyme disease is the leading vector-borne infectious disease in the U.S. Children represent the most at-risk age group. More than 200 kids get Lyme every day, with symptoms such as school avoidance, anxiety, and more.

Access the printable version of GLA’s “It’s Time to Be Lyme Alert” Lyme disease curriculum. Student workbooks and teacher’s guides. Grades: K-12.

Access the digital version of GLA’s “It’s Time to Be Lyme Alert” Lyme disease curriculum. Includes interactive activities for students, grades K-8.