Secondary Outcomes: Change in self-efficacy, behavioral intention, attitude and practice of health behaviors: We will study self-efficacy for regular performance of the avoidance behaviors avoiding tick areas, wearing protective clothing, applying tick repellent to themselves and their pets and self-efficacy for regular tick checks and recognizing early symptoms of Lyme disease on the children by the parents. We will study changes in baseline intention, perceived social support, attitudes and practice by children approximately one year after the education intervention. We hypothesize that the intervention will increase self-efficacy and intention to perform these behaviors. We will also assess practice of avoidance, tick checking and life style risk.