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Patients & Consumers Conditions En Español Find an Allergist / Immunologist Just for Kids New Research Parent Resources Pollen Levels Publications Request a Speaker School Tools Seniors The Virtual Allergist™ Treatments Donate Now Search by Condition (A-Z) Search by Topic Allergy & Asthma Issues Educational Brochures Elements of Allergy and Asthma Order Public Education Materials Allergy Shots Drug Guide Sublingual Immunotherapy (SLIT)		Just For Kids School Science Projects - Earth Looking for an idea for a science project about the Earth?  Here are a few ideas to help: Educate your class about pollen and mold. Explain to them: What is pollen? What is mold? Where does it come from? How does weather play a role in the amount of pollen in the air? How to find out the pollen and mold counts How can someone avoid pollen and mold? What is rhinitis (hayfever)? Who does it affect and how? What are other common outdoor allergens? What are common indoor allergens? Create a poster showing what pollens and mold looks like under a microscope by looking at these photos. Create a chart showing daily pollen counts in your area and how they change as the season changes in different areas of the country. Use the pollen counts at the National Allergy Bureau (NAB) Web site. For more information about pollen and molds, and to check pollen counts in your area, go to the National Allergy Bureau (NAB). To learn more about allergies and asthma, go to the AAAAI Patients and Consumers Center: Diseases 101.   <back>
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