Lab+Activity+-+WebQuest

=[|Our Solar System]= This was a webquest which I allowed my students to work with a partner to complete a quest where they will chart our solar system, label the planets and to discover important information about each planet. The information they are collecting includes: size, distance from each other, distance from the sun, order from the sun and creating a mnemonic sentence which will help them remember the order of the planets. The students final product will be a presentation in whichever form they choose, but they have to present their findings to the class. -Austin Mitchell = = = Franckowiak WebQuest: This WebQuest was made to familiarize individuals with the U.S. Air Force. Upon completion, it will provide a basic knowledge of what the Air Force has accomplished through conflicts in modern history. = The United States Air Force: 65 Years of Air Superiority

WebQuest, Robert Peterman: This WebQuest is intended for 7th Grade students. It explores using mathematics to help students make healthy lifestyle choices. []

Kaitlyn McMahan This WebQuest is designed for 1st-2nd graders. It has groups of students each take responsibility for one of Kevin Henkes' mouse books. Groups work to read their story and present it through a Kidspiration project, learn about the characters and compare them with other groups' characters, and implement a favorite character survey and create a bar graph to show the results. Kevin Henkes Mouse Book WebQuest = Lab Activity - WebQuest = Place a link to your WebQuest here and explain how you plan on implementing it in your classroom.

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Scites, Karly -- Here is my link to my webquest. I plan to use this next week with my students as an assignment before reading __The Crucible__. I am hoping that the webquest will engage them in some background knowledge that is needed before starting the play. Also, they will have the opportunity to make the learning experience more meaningful as they engage with one another in creating their own form of technology to show the material they learned during the webquest.

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Brian Allen - The link above is to my webquest. Even though I won't get a chance to use it until the second trimester of this year, I think it will benefit my students greatly. I am curious to see what they think about it and whether they would like to complete more webquests in the future.

Money WebQuest > Jacob McMahan

The webquest attached is designed for 2nd grade. It was created in PowerPoint format and covers four different academic standards concerning money. I have had my students participate in webquests created by other teachers before, but never one in this format. One advantage of using PowerPoint is the ability to tell a story in a way that is not capable using a web based program.

Here is the Webquest I designed: You're Going on a Safari!

This Web Quest is intended for second or third grade students. The Web Quest provides students with a problem-focused opportunity to explore various animals from different regions of all seven continents. -Amy Sniffen

Computer Parts WebQuest [|Computer Vocabulary]

Kate Wirsing

This WebQuest is for fifth/sixth computer class. They are learning about input/output devices and other technology terms. There are given projects to complete while using the vocabulary.

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Glenda's webquest. This webquest was designed by me for a program I would like to teach. Classmates, please feel free to give me your comments. Also, I am aware of the typos but have not figured the 'edit' portion out. It has taken me weeks to determine how to add it to wikispaces.

[|Teach the Teacher - Animals Edition]

This webquest was created with my first graders in mind. We are learning about how to sort and classify different animals by their various characteristics and habitats. Since we've only been in school a few weeks, this webquest is fairly simple and easy to manage and understand. I would however suggest an upper elementary helper or aide, as some students don't really know how to use the computer quite yet.

I hope you enjoy - Missy Pierce _

[|Small engine webquest]

This webquest was created for my 8th-12th grade small engine classes. I plan on using this webquest to involve the students in diagnosing problems with engines. I will not need to use this until the last part of the semester because the students need to learn the basics first. The webquest will pull prior knowlege because students would have broke down an engine and rebuilt one prior to using this web quest. This webquest will challange students to gather the information and then apply this knowledge using a hands-on approach. -Timothy Closs

__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ I designed this webquest as a tool for my 8th grade students to better understand climate change. Each group has a various 'role' in informing the president about eh impact of global climate change. -Erica Parr [|Climate Change: What is the big deal?]