More Example Webquests

I realized one of the major things lacking in my presentation on webquests the other day was in my examples. All four of my example webquests were geared towards middle or high school students. Webquests can be an effective tool for elementary students also. I wanted to show you some examples. Please feel free to ask me for any further clarifications or ideas.

Kindergarten - 2nd Grade

Tree Webquest
Skip Counting Webquest
Fish Addition Webquest
Memorial Day Webquest
Food Chain Webquest
Bug Webquest

3rd - 5th Grade

Colonial Life Webquest
Plastic Bottle Recycling Webquest
EXCELLENT Planet Webquest

Those examples are just a scattered handful. Quest Garden allows you to search by grade level, subject, or specific topics.

Teaching with Webquests - Part 2

Here are the slides from our training session on Webquests the other day. I've included the links on each slide below the image:


Teacher’s First Tutorial







Social Security
The Roaring 20’s
Webbie Awards
To Kill a Mockingbird





Looking at the “Task” more closely



QuestGarden.com
WebQuest.org
Best Webquest.com

You can also download the handout from this training session by clicking here.

Teaching with Webquests

Teaching With Webquests

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Click here to download the handout from this training session.

Teaching with Blogs

Here is the Google Docs Presentation that I will use to teach the LCS staff about blogs.

You can also access the presentation complete with notes here. To view the speaker notes, click on the mouth with plus sign icon in the bottom right corner of the google docs screen.