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How can I use WOWBugs in teaching?

The National Science Foundation has generously supported several years of instructional materials development for WOWBugs, under the direction of two University of Georgia faculty members -- Dr. Robert W. Matthews in the Department of Entomology and Dr. Thomas Koballa in the Department of Science Education.

Published materials include:

	A 320-page activity and resource book, WOWBugs: New Life for Life Science
	Three "Working with WOWBugs" videotapes
	A Kodachrome slide set featuring the ecology of mud dauber wasps, the most common WOWBug host and the best source of WOWBugs collected naturally in the wild. It comes with the booklet, "What's Inside a Mud Dauber's Nest?", also available separately.
	An on-going quarterly WOWBugs Bulletin with the newest research, teaching ideas, and additional classroom activities.

To order, call (706) 369-0931 or mail or fax a printed order form to Riverview Press, P. O. Box 5955, Athens, GA 30604.

Teachers and students are encouraged to communicate with project personnel through e-mail addressed to bugdoc@uga.edu.