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English language arts Common Core RI.8.2 webquests
The Salem Witch Trials WebQuest - Nonfiction Reading- Colonial America
This nonfiction reading and research activity is a great way for your students learn about this fascinating and puzzling time in history as they uncover facts while learning to read for information and using research and computer skills. What is the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the name Salem, Massachusetts? For most people it is the Salem Witch Trials of 1692. Twenty-four people were put to death as a result of these trials. Hysteria? Ergot poisoning? This this will be an eng
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5th - 8th
Also included in: Colonial America Webquest Bundle-13 Colonies, Mayflower, Salem, and More
Culper Spy Ring - American Revolution- WebQuest
The Culper Spy Ring Webquest. Students will gain basic knowledge about the The Culper Spy Ring and its importance to the American Revolution by completing an internet-based set of worksheets. As your students learn about this heroic circle of friends they gain factual information while learning to read for information and using research skills.Supports CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RI.5.1-8.1 CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RI.5.2-8.2The answer key is included and has all of the questions so you can use it
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5th - 8th
Also included in: American Revolution Bundle - A Collection Of 10 WebQuests
WebQuest Evaluating Argument Claims, Evidence, Reasoning: Captive Orcas Debate
Updated in 2020 as a distance learning WebQuest in Google Slides (and still in PDF) while the debate continues (killer whales continue to be sold worldwide in worse-than-ever conditions, plus think about the other marine mammals). Authentic, relevant, in-depth argument examination! Truly delves into both sides of this hotly debated issue by examining and analyzing multiple primary sources.Step-by-Step guided activity leads students to read and analyze claims, counterclaims, and evidence presente
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Introduction to Esperanza Rising ( A Pre-Reading Research Project )
Introduction to Esperanza Rising (Pre-Reading Research Project): Are you teaching a literature unit using Esperanza Rising this year? Since this is a historical fiction novel, it is a good idea to give students some background information before they read Esperanza Rising. This is an interactive WebQuest that takes students on a journey to learn more about the setting and events that take place in this book. Depending on your group, this research project is expected to take anywhere from 2 - 4
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5th - 8th
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Anne Frank Book Study - The Diary of a Young Girl - ELA & History - grades 6-12
This can be used as a complete unit study on WW2 and Anne Frank. Links to numerous primary sources that illustrate topics discussed in Anne's diary entriesVocabulary and questions for each diary entryLinks to secondary sources that explain historical events referenced in the bookELA standards such as figurative language, perspective/pov, summarizing, evaluatingHistory standards on WW2 and the HolocaustEven a couple math activities mixed in!This resource is great for ELA classes, History classes,
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6th - 12th
Fact-Checking, A Guide to Knowing Fact vs. Fiction, Language Resources
Are you struggling to teach your students how to find reliable sources on the internet? My comprehensive guide offers practical strategies to help your students develop digital literacy skills and evaluate online information effectively.In today's digital age, it's crucial for students to understand how to differentiate between reliable and non-reliable sources. My guide provides information on all types of misinformation found on the web, including myths, superstitions, predictions, and conspir
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6th - 10th
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HIV & AIDS WebQuest
Bonus Activity Now Included: An AIDS RAFT Writing Activity!!This is an updated WebQuest that explores the definitions, statistics, social issues, and other factors of one of the deadliest diseases of the last 40 years, HIV/AIDS. Students will be able to differentiate between HIV and AIDS and learn about the impacts they are having around the world, especially in sub-Saharan Africa. This is a wonderful lesson for Health, Geography, or Modern Issues classes.This WebQuest includes 2 websites for
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7th - 12th
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The Great Gatsby Themes Research Activity - The Roaring 20s and Organized Crime
Explore the "Roaring 1920s" and the theme of organized crime in The Great Gatsby with this collaborative research activity! Students will research the history of the 1920s and prominent historical figures, inviting them to analyze characters within The Great Gatsby and think critically about the potential allusions to real-life figures.Included with this The Great Gatsby Themes Research Activity:✏️ WebQuest Handout and Research Activity Instructions - Digital & Print✏️ Vocabulary Terms Wor
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8th - 11th
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Rainforest WebQuest
One of the most fascinating biomes on planet Earth is the tropical rainforest. It is filled with tall trees, interesting plants, giant insects, and all sorts of animals. Your students will read for information and learn all about this fascinating land biome that half of the world's animal and plant species call home.Supports:CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RI.4.1-8.1CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RI.4.2-8.2Answer Key includedI added an Easel version of this webquest. I made the links active within Easel and provided answe
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4th - 7th
Also included in: Land Biomes Bundle A Collection of WebQuests
Solar Energy- WebQuest:-CCSS .RI.4.1-8.1-.RI.4.2-8.2
The primary source of all energy on planet Earth is from the sun. Solar power is power generated directly from sunlight. Your students will read for information and learn all about the importance of this clean renewable energy source. I've included 2 writing assignments.I added an Easel version of this resource. I made the links active within Easel and provided answer boxes for your students. You can assign it from Google classroom or from Easel. Supports:CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RI.4.1-8.1CCSS.ELA-
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4th - 8th
"Patron Saints of Nothing" Webquest: Exploring Background and Context
Dive into the world of "Patron Saints of Nothing" by Randy Ribay with this interactive WebQuest! Students will explore key aspects related to the novel to enhance their understanding before delving into the story.This WebQuest guides students through researching the author's background, the novel's setting, the drug war in the Philippines, and Filipino culture and traditions. They'll use provided websites and videos to gather information and record their findings in a designated document within
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8th - 12th
Digital / Distance Learning: Labor Day WebQuest w/ Informational Texts
This activity is designed for both ELA and Social Studies students to explore the history of Labor Day and current workplace related topics. Students are asked to read, analyze and respond to the provided assignment. The webquest is designed to be completed independently by students or in class (whole class or groups). This is a great assignment for any student participating in distance learning. BONUS extension activity included!Students will explore:-2 articles-2 Infographics-1 extension activ
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6th - 10th
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Web Quest: Marian Anderson
Who was Marian Anderson? Give your class an opportunity to learn about this fabulous woman with this webquest activity.Students will access information using different articles and videos from credible sources, then complete several activities included in this product.Perfect for independent student work; also works well with partners. Easily differentiated for ESE, ELL, ESOL, SLD, and remedial students.Here’s what you get:Complete instructionsLinks to different articles and videosMap activityTi
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5th - 8th
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Historical Context for The House on Mango Street - Mexican-American Immigration
Use this activity to help your students establish historical context before beginning the novel, The House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros. First, students will read an article from the Encyclopedia of Chicago about Mexican-American immigration. Then, they'll complete questions to help them analyze the informational text.
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6th - 9th
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Holocaust Web quest Distance Learning
This online research assignment provides insight into the rise of the Nazi regime, use of propaganda, inferencing of pictures to gather information and create stories, and genocide background. This research assignment is a great lesson to help students who are about to read any Holocaust, or even any contemporary work relating to genocide. 7 ACTIVITIES OF RESEARCH & REFLECTION with SEVERAL CREATIVE ASSIGNMENTS & ANALYTICAL ASSIGNMENTS. The resources are all linked within the document
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7th - 9th
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Distance Learning: Earth Day Digital Webquest
This activity is designed for both ELA and Science students to explore the history of Earth Day and environmental topics related to Earth Day. Students are asked to read, analyze and respond to the provided assignment. The webquest is designed to be completed independently by students or in class (whole class or groups). This is a great assignment for any student participating in distance learning. BONUS extension activity included! Students will explore:-2 articles-2 videos-2 InfographicsInclud
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6th - 12th
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Tennessee Haunted Folklore and Tales
This is a lesson to incorporate the Tennessee legends and tales to be used around a Halloween themed lesson.It includes a webquest for the stories of the Bell Witch, the Legend of Spearfinger, and the Harpe brothers. The Harpe brother's story can be a little graphic - use cautiously. I recommend coping and editing the story from the website to a word document.
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
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WebQuest Thematic Self-Grading Reading Practice Test #12: "What is Energy?"
Combines reading multiple authentic sources about a high-interest theme with self-grading standardized ELA test prep questions! The first two WebQuest Self-Grading Thematic Reading Practice Tests are FREE so you can see how awesome they are. Then, buy the bundle and get FREE WebQuest Practice Tests for the rest of the school year! MAJOR TIME SAVER! SUPER INTERESTING TO STUDENTS! FASCINATING THEME!In this WebQuest Practice Test #12, students are guided step-by-step to read about what energy is, w
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6th - 12th
Also included in: WebQuest Self-Grading Thematic Reading Practice Tests Growing Bundle
Biomass Energy- WebQuest:
Using this webquest as a guide, your students will read for information and learn all about the renewable resource biomass and its importance to our future.I've included a writing assignment and a word search for early finishers.Supports:CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RI.4.1-8.1CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RI.4.2-8.2Answer Key includedI added an Easel version of this webquest. I made the links active within Easel and provided answer boxes. You can assign it from Google classroom or from Easel. Some of the extension act
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4th - 8th
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Marie Curie-WebQuest
This internet hunt gives your students background information as they read and answer questions about the circumstances and events that surround the life of Marie Curie and all he contributed to science. During the search they use a variety of strategies and skills that will prepare them to do research using the internet. I've included two optional writing assignments.This is a great way to increase your students' ability to use technology as part of their whole learning experience.Answer Key in
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4th - 8th
Anne Frank WebQuest & Interactive Tour of the Anne Frank House w/KEY
Prior to reading The Diary of Anne Frank, this WebQuest using the Anne Frank Museum website acquaints students with Anne Frank and her family and other characters involved in her story. The worksheet provides icon images to help students navigate through the virtual tour of the annex, which includes interesting facts and actual photos from the annex. It also includes questions about the other characters involved in the story.For more Holocaust and Anne Frank, lessons, click here.
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7th - 11th
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Web Quest: Madam C.J. Walker
Give your class an opportunity to learn about this incredible woman with this webquest activity. Students will access information using different articles and videos from credible sources, then complete several activities included in this product.Perfect for independent student work; also works well with partners. Easily differentiated for ESE, ELL, ESOL, SLD, and remedial students.Here’s what you get:Complete instructionsLinks to different articles and videosMap activityTimeline activityCharac
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5th - 9th
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Also included in: WebQuest Bundle: Celebrating Women's History
Coronavirus Webquest
Have students research the topic on everyone's mind, coronavirus. They will answer questions to become better informed from the CDC's website. Knowledge is power in fighting the virus that is changing the lives of all Americans currently. This web quest can be done as an at home assignment for students who are studying from home or as an assignment to do in class with further discussion to follow. See all my resources for teaching about coronavirus.
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3rd - 8th
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WebQuest About Dogs - "Canine Traits & History" - Guided Research & Presentation
Free Webquest that is highly interesting and super engaging, perfect for distance learning and at school. Step-by-step guidance for students making it easy and NO PREP for you! Subject matter is not only fascinating but there are a lot of interesting historical facts since dogs have been by man's side doing all sorts of tasks for him (and her) since prehistoric times (thousands of years ago!). Aligned to the Research and Present Common Core Standards (In Writing) such as W.7, W.8, and W.9. Great
Grades:
6th - 10th
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