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Free 4th grade english language arts webquests
Solar Eclipse Webquest
This webquest is the perfect resource to use to discuss solar eclipses with your class. This webquest contains 20 questions about solar eclipses as well as 9 reasons that this one on August 21, 2017 is such a big deal.
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3rd - 6th
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Macaroni and Cheese Webquest Internet Scavenger Hunt Worksheets
Macaroni and Cheese Webquest Internet Scavenger Hunt WorksheetsYour students will have fun learning about macaroni and cheese as they reinforce their informational reading and research skills. Do you know which president was rumored to be the inventor of macaroni and cheese? What year did the Crayola crayon company add a color called “macaroni and cheese?”There are 12 items for students to answer on these macaroni and cheese worksheets. The format includes extended response items, fill
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2nd - 7th
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Also included in: Webquest Bundle of 35 Scavenger Hunt Activities and PowerPoint Lesson
Christmas Around the World Webquest FREEBIE
This Christmas Around the World Webquest is for students to travel around the world to discover how other countries celebrate the Christmas holiday. There are two options you can pick the Webquest that you think will best fit your students! Check out my Christmas Lapbook for more activities to use with your students:Christmas LapbookBecome a Follower:Become a follower to be the first to know about product uploads, freebies, and discounts! Just click the green star underneath my store title!
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4th - 8th
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U.S. State Report
Have students fill out this informational brochure as they research one of the 50 states. Students will have to find the state capital, major cities, bodies of water, industries of the state, states that border, state motto, state bird, state flower, and state tree.
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2nd - 5th
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Star Wars Day Webquest
This is a short webquest to learn more about Star Wars Day (celebrated May 4th), how it is celebrated, why it is celebrated, and who celebrates it. *UPDATE: Webquest has been updated to include access to a Google Slides version of this product!***************************************************************************Connect with Mrs. TechMrs. Tech's TPT PageMrs. Tech's BlogMrs. Tech's InstagramMrs. Tech's Facebook***************************************************************************Be sure
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3rd - 6th
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Also included in: Spring Webquest/Digital Resource Bundle
THE FIRST THANKSGIVING DIGITAL ACTIVITIES THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES
A FREEBIE SAMPLE OF THE GREAT RACE MAYFLOWER EDITIONFULL UNIT. A fun and exciting way to get your students immersed in learning about THE FIRST THANKSGIVING, PILGRIMS, THE MAYFLOWER, AND THE WAMPANOAG. Students will be engaged in the digital activities in which they ARE the PILGRIM in this PAPERLESS GREAT (AMAZING) RACE.
Each student experiences a unique journey as they take on roles and answer questions using Google Forms and linked websites. They must read carefully for details throughout th
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3rd - 4th
Wacky Facts About Presidents Reading Worksheets Internet Research Webquest
Wacky Facts About Presidents Reading Worksheets Internet Research WebquestDid you know that one president got stuck in the bathtub at the White House? Do you know which president was good at wrestling? Do you know which president was given a speeding ticket for driving his horse and buggy too fast? Your students will have fun learning wacky facts about presidents as they reinforce their reading and research skills as they work through this webquest. Students use the keywords in each question to
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2nd - 7th
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Also included in: Webquest Bundle of 35 Scavenger Hunt Activities and PowerPoint Lesson
Free Webquest Task Cards Ancient Rome Mythology
Motivate your students with this free internet scavenger hunt. This set of 16 task cards is a great way to review Roman Mythology while your students are reading for information and using the internet to answer the questions. Each card is a Mini Quest with a link and 2 questions about characters in Roman Mythology.Task cards are great practice for those early finishers that you want to provide with a meaningful review. WebQuests give your students an opportunity to gain factual information wh
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4th - 8th
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Also included in: Ancient Rome Bundle A 5 WebQuest Collection
Google Jamestown Scavenger Hunt
An online "scavenger hunt" that links students to information directly from the Historic Jamestown website. Students read material on website to find answers to the scavenger hunt questions. Can be used as review or as an introduction to the history of Jamestown.
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3rd - 4th
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Holiday Research Graphic Organizer- Webquest
**I created this to use with our research on PebbleGo.com, but a subscription to that website is not necessary to use this as a graphic organizer.I created this graphic organizer to go along with our study of Holidays, Traditions, and Cultures. This graphic organizer is more open-ended that my other pebblego.com webquests, as it allows for students to gather essential, specific information on any holiday they choose.If you use pebblego.com to complete this webquest, I would suggest writing the l
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2nd - 4th
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Vegetables Trivia Webquest Fun Wacky Vegetable Facts Reading Research Worksheets
Vegetables Webquest Fun Wacky Vegetable Facts Reading Research WorksheetsDo you know which fruit explodes to spread its seeds? Did you know that there’s a fruit that tastes like cotton candy? Your students will have fun learning some wacky facts about vegetables as they reinforce their reading and research skills. There are 15 items for students to answer about vegetables. Kid-friendly graphics have been added. A complete answer key is included. The activity includes a handy internet search g
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2nd - 7th
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American Revolution Introduction Webquest Printable Google and Kami
Get students excited to learn about the American Revolution with this introduction Webquest. This resource is a fun way to kick off your American Revolution Unit. This resource includes a free printable version, Google Slides version, and a blank version to upload to Kami. Quick and easy setup plus directions to post these assignments in your Google Classroom are helpful.Students can work together with a partner, small groups, independently or as a whole group using their critical thinking skil
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3rd - 6th
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Virtual Field Trip - 7 Wonders of the World
Take a virtual field trip to the 7 Wonders of the World using http://www.panoramas.dk/Share the Google Doc with your students. Have students click the link, explore the 7 Wonders, and answer the questions!
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2nd - 7th
The Battle of the Alamo WebQuest FREEBIE! Digital Learning
The Battle of the Alamo WebQuest- FREEBIE
This webQuest close reading passage includes a fill in the blank passage, a word bank, and an answer key. The website to find the information is listed at the top of each passage. Monitor reading comprehension while teaching history and using technology! The students love it, and they are learning history!
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3rd - 6th
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St. Patrick's Day Free WebQuest Engaging Internet Activity
This is a fun and "quick to implement" project for St. Patrick's Day. Students will use a website to discover interesting facts about the country behind St. Patrick's Day. This activity is ready-to-use and a great way to build research skills and introduce students to another country, Ireland. The web quest can be completed by students individually, with a partner, in small groups, or as a whole class activity. If you enjoyed this web quest freebie, be sure to check out the full web quests avail
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2nd - 5th
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The Great Paper Airplane Experiment
Even though my students can use a computer, they still don't understand the process of research. In order for them to build their research skills, this project/experiment is a great place to start! They will have to research the best type of paper for an airplane, and explain why. Then, they will research the best design, and explain why they think it is the best design. Once all the research is done, they get to build their airplane! After all students are done, the students will get to see whi
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3rd - 6th
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NGSS:
3-5-ETS1-3
Thanksgiving | Web Quest | Distance Learning
This resource is designed to guide students through researching Thanksgiving. It can be used as an introduction to the broader topic, or can be used on its own. It is suitable for both American students and non Americans wishing to study the holiday.The activity outlines which websites students need to go in order to find certain information. It is made up of three parts for students to get information: one video and two articles . NEW! This web quest can now be done digitally! The PDF includes
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4th - 6th
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*Freebie* Amazon Rainforest Conservation WebQuest
*Freebie* Amazon Rainforest Conservation WebQuestLooking to engage your students in creating opinions about meaningful world problems? WebQuests are excellent and engaging learning opportunities that promote independence and self-guided learning. In this WebQuest, students will explore the reasons behind rainforest deforestation to create an opinion that answers the essential question: Should the Amazon Rainforest be conserved? Over 10 resources are provided to guide students to create an opin
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3rd - 6th
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Subject and Predicate Review Activties With Websites
This file contains numerous review resources for subject and predicates ranging from videos to watch, power points to view, pages to read, interactive quizzes to test skills, and a variety of games for practice.
A teacher could use these websites within a lesson plan as a resource, or a teacher could use this as a review resource after the skill has been covered.
This serves as a great file for differentiation. As a teacher you can assign specific kids specific websites where they need the m
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3rd - 8th
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Around the World Webquest (aligned with Common Core)
This is a webquest I put together for a class I interned in, it is designed for students in 4th or 5th grade. The purpose of the webquest is for students to learn about countries and cultures around the world. The goal of the webquest is to build cultural awareness in students. Being receptive to new cultures and maintaining an attitude that all cultures are worthy of respect are the building blocks for developing cultural awareness. When you download the file you will find what standards this a
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4th - 5th
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Digital / Traditional Scientific Method Activity/Steps of the Scientific Process
First Week of Science, check! Read Lance Vance the Science Champ Book 1 Lance Vance Picks a Topic and use this Official Lance Vance the Science Champ Activity. Students can read the Article “What is the Scientific Method?”, watch the short videos and then do the cut and paste activity. You may also use and assign the activity through google classroom and do a drag and drop, rather than the cut and paste. If your kids are loving it, you can finish the book and do the book 1 science investigation
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1st - 5th
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End of the Year DIGITAL Escape Room Simile and Metaphor REVIEW Summer Countdown!
Dive into this Simile and Metaphor review Escape room! Google Form FORMAT. Great for Spiral Review for Figurative Language! Perfect for end of the year review and centers! Automatic grade! Students will try to help Arielle and her classmates earn extra recess by answering the questions.
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3rd - 5th
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Greek Mythology and the Constellations
This is a Webquest that encourages student exploration and research. There are so many references to Greek mythology in our world and connections to be made across disciplines. While studying the constellations and meteor showers in science, or investigating musical instruments from antiquity, this study can help enrich student understanding of the broad scope of influence that the ancient Greeks had on our universe. Students will explore topics related to the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice.
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4th - 8th
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Academic Websites {A Handout For Parent/ Teacher Conferences}
Are your parents asking for extra reinforcement at home? Here is your answer~ Academic Websites Handout. All parents want to help their children but some don't know where to look.
I share this resource during parent/ teacher conferences.
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