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Career Exploration Hollands Code + RIASEC Model Webquest
This lesson is an excellent career exploration classroom guidance activity! Students will learn about and explore Holland's codes via the RIASEC model, then find their own RIASEC scores through the webquest. Product includes:Powerpoint Lesson on RIASEC Model (12 slides)Pre + Post SurveyLesson PlanWebquest Handout for studentsNEW! Digital Webquest Google FormThe Google form contains all of the directions and handout all in one place. Once you make a copy of the form, you can edit, and share with
Grades:
6th - 9th
Also included in: Middle School Career Lesson Bundle
Schoology Scavenger Hunt - EDITABLE!
As we implement Schoology on our campus, I used this as a way to have kiddos become more familiar with the website. Schoology Brain Dump: Click for my resource for students to use as a way to stay engaged while you are introducing Schoology or as a review of what they have learned about Schoology.
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6th - 12th
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Cyberbullying WebQuest Lessons
Add these activities to your Internet Safety Unit about Cyberbullying.After completing these lessons, students will:Identify at least 5 different types of Cyberbullying, identify Cyberbullying laws in their state, explain where Cyberbullying takes place most often, list steps to take if they experience Cyberbullying, provide examples of Cyberbullying in various forms and more.Activity 1: Print and handout the Cyberbullying WebQuest packet. The 6 page Cyberbullying WebQuest packet includes 16 que
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Computer Technology Curriculum Complete Unit Google Lessons 7th Grade
Psychology - Psychopath / Sociopaths
The following lesson is about Psychopaths & Sociopaths. The differences between them and the way the media portrays them. There is a brief introduction and than it is broken down into 10 documents. Students are either given an article to read or a video to watch for each document. After reading/watching they must answer questions pertaining to the reading/video.Modify the learning by limiting how many documents to answer. Give the students a choice. Typically 5 articles with well-thought out
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Cultural Differences in Communication: A Web Quest!
Increasing cultural awareness in adolescents is sometimes difficult, but this web quest encourages students to look at customs in other cultures and to consider their own culture from another perspective. Easily adaptable, this activity and its subsequent presentation and/or classroom discussion can help broaden the horizons of students studying in various content areas such as communications, social studies, business, and career readiness. The web quest provides viable links for students to f
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Black History African American Inventors WebQuest
This is a WebQuest project designed as a small project for students to complete for Black History month. The students will explore African American inventors and complete a small news segment or you may exclude the news segment if you feel. Either way this WebQuest is a great way for the students to explore different inventions and practice communications skills (if applicable).
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Grades:
5th - 7th
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Also included in: Black History Bundle
FAFSA WebQuest
Unlock Your Financial Aid Journey with a FAFSA WebQuest! Are your students feeling overwhelmed by the prospect of filling out the FAFSA form? Ease their concerns and equip them with the essential knowledge they need to navigate the Federal Student Aid website efficiently. This checklist-style WebQuest is designed to demystify the financial aid process and set your students on the path to success. It is "short and sweet", meaning students will only identify and analyze meaningful information abo
Grades:
10th - 12th
Virtual Field Trip to Oahu, HAWAII!
During the virtual field trip, your students will learn about Hawaiian culture as well as fun things to see on the island of Oahu!
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Grades:
1st - 12th
Holiday Trivia Digital Breakout Box Escape Room
Who doesn't love a good breakout box?! This Holiday Trivia Breakout Box is a great way to keep your students engaged and entertained in those last few hours before Winter break!Students can work alone or together to answer sixteen different questions about Christmas, Hanukkah, and Kwanzaa. The questions range from history facts, to movie trivia, to math brain teasers, to good old-fashioned holiday jokes. These questions are designed to test their critical thinking and their researching skills. T
Grades:
4th - 9th, Staff
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Conducting Research Webquest and quiz
This is a short webquest that I created for my 8th grade students to complete before we begin our research papers. I have found that many of students don't know how to gather reliable information from the Internet. This activity would only take one class period and has the students using safe websites with no advertisements. I posted the item as a word document so that buyers can change and adjust things in the webquest before giving it to students. It also includes a short quiz.
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6th - 8th
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Basic Skills Review Jeopardy Game
A fun way to review Brigance basic skills with you Pre-K, Kindergarten or special needs student. Have fun!
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Grades:
PreK - 1st
Geography of Africa - WebQuest - Editable - No Prep - Social Studies - Modified
Hello and thank you for viewing! This listing is for an activity that I used to introduce the Geography component of the Unit about African Civilizations. It takes students through regions in Africa and get the students to begin to think about how diverse the continent is and how physical landscapes have affected humans throughout history. Students will watch several YouTube videos of each region of Africa (all are engaging, including some gorgeous 4K drone footage that my students loved). Then
Grades:
5th - 8th
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Race: The Power of an Illusion Webquest
A guide that utilizes the PBS companion website where students will explore how the idea of race was created over time, in what ways it is a biological myth and how the idea continues to be perpetuated in society.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Epidemics throughout history Webquest
Web based worksheet (with answers) to educate about earlier pandemics. Thirteen questions appropriate for middle or high school. About one hour of time.You may print and use hard copies or upload for virtual work.Great for sub days.
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Marcellus Shale Webquest
In this Webquest, students will meander through 3 layers of activities. At each layer, children may choose which activities/questions to do. Each is worth so many points, depending on its difficulty or involvement, and students are given a minimum point requirement. In layer C (Comprehension), they will research to gain a basic understanding of terms associated with the gas drilling industry, such as aquifers, shale, watersheds, wetlands, & frac(k)ing. In layer B (Best thinking and Prob
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4th - 12th
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Life Skills: Pet Care/Responsibilities Internet Scavenger Hunt
This is an online scavenger hunt using credible websites for students to find information on how much it costs to own a pet. They need to find information about what it means to microchip, neuter and adopt a pet. They also have to think critically about the benefits of buying from a breeder vs. adopting from the local shelter. This was done in conjunction with a Community Based Instructional Outing to the local pet shelter and was designed for a secondary level moderate-severe special education
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6th - 12th
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Valentine's Day Digital Breakout Box Escape Room
Who doesn't love a good breakout box?! This Valentine's Day Breakout Box is a great way to keep your students engaged and entertained during the month of February or during a Valentine's Day class party.Students can work alone or together to answer twenty different Valentine's Day themed questions. This breakout box is designed to be completed on student devices such as Chromebooks, iPad, or phones. Students can work by themselves or in groups to answer the questions and break out of the “box”!
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4th - 9th, Staff
World Population Internet Activity
Students will use the provided web links to find out information about the current world and US populations. Students will interpret various graphs in order to complete the answers.
Because of the changing nature of the population, there is no answer key for this worksheet.
This can be used as homework or an in-class assignment.
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5th - 12th
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Morquio Syndrome (Freak the Mighty resource)
This assignment asks students to watch a YouTube video and visit a resource site for Morquio Syndrome in order to gain knowledge and empathy towards people with this disorder.
This assignment fits perfectly with a novel study of the book Freak the Mighty to help students understand the character of Freak.
Grades:
5th - 7th
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Price Comparison (big box store, grocery store, bargain grocery store)
In this assignment, students are tasked with comparing prices of everyday grocery items at three different stores. They will have to calculate unit price to determine this. To take it a step further the students must then determine whether it makes sense to buy each item in bulk or if it makes more sense to buy the item with the higher unit price based on its perishability. The document is editable and there is a page at the end for the students to add in more items they would like to price comp
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Not Grade Specific
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Digital Citizenship WebQuest
A WebQuest for students (or staff!) exploring their Internet presence and other good tips for safety and positive online interaction.
Grades:
9th - 12th, Staff
Constitutional Foundations ENTIRE UNIT INTERACTIVE WEB QUEST PLAYLIST HYPERDOC
THIS EASILY EDITABLE, ENGAGING AND INTERACTIVE HYPERDOC HAS EVERYTHING FOR THE CONSTITUTIONAL FOUNDATIONS UNIT INCLUDING:Learning Targets for what students should be able to do by the end of the Playlist/UnitArticles of Confederation Word Cloud Activity EdPuzzle reviewing differences between Articles of Confederation, Declaration of Independence and the ConstitutionCompromises of the Constitutional Convention Graphic Organizer filled in Notes with VisualsA Bill of Rights Google Slides Analysis A
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Memorial Day and Military WebQuest Distance Learning
This WebQuest can be assigned as a multiple day project for students on Google Classroom (or any school platform). There are four parts to the quest, each of which takes about 30-45 minutes to complete. It is on a Google Doc, so it can easily be edited/differentiated for your level of student. This was made to be used around Memorial Day, but can be used anytime to learn more about the branches of military (you can remove part one about Memorial Day to make it fit your units/lessons). Four Parts
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Not Grade Specific
Quality Website for Your Classroom!
A quality website can be a wonderful and powerful communication tool for a teacher. Flipped-learning, blogs, classroom discussions, student work displays, assignment boards, and class calendars – can all innovate and energize how you teach and approach your classes!
I am very familiar with Google Sites, Wikispaces, and School Wires. I can design a professional website for your classroom, and provide technical support to help you maintain the site.
I have presented workshops to several groups
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Not Grade Specific
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