Learning about malaria made fun: a mosquito piñata!

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Learning about malaria made fun: a mosquito piñata!

stompoutmalaria-mozambique:

PCVs Anna Tremaine and Scooter Walsh gathered up the neighborhood children last Monday for a small malaria lesson in preparation for World Malaria Day on April 25^th. They quizzed the children on what they already knew and discussed malaria transmission, prevention, symptoms and treatment. After sufficient repetition of facts, the fun began: all the kids were given multiple tries at hitting the piñata until it burst and everyone got some candy to take home!

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