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High school science webquests for Microsoft Word
Cycles of Matter Webquest
Updated as of 01/20/23!! This webquest takes students through animations of the water cycle, carbon, oxygen and phosphorus cycles, and nitrogen cycle. There are fill-in-the-blank and short answer questions that go along with each animation. This activity introduces students to the big idea that all matter is recycled and is never created or destroyed. *Answer Key included
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7th - 12th
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Computer Science Career Exploration Webquest (Career In STEM Explorer)
Computer science is one of the fastest growing industries, with over 1 million new jobs being added annually. Expose your students to lucrative careers in computer science using interactive online career exploration activities with this Computer Science Career Exploration Webquest! In part one students will work to define computer science and explain why computer science is important. In part two students will use Career In STEM® Explorer resources to discover 13 cool computer science careers (3
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6th - 12th
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NGSS:
MS-PS4-3
Greenhouse Gases and Climate Change Data Analysis Virtual Lab
Updated links as of March 2022. This lab for in-person or distance learning uses a variety of data from NOAA and other websites to help your students understand greenhouse gases, where they are found and whether they are increasing or decreasing. Then, students analyze data about the effects of climate change with real-time data about temperature, precipitation and other data. Then, students delve into longer term data including ice-core data.This lab walks students through each graph and data s
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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NGSS:
HS-ESS3-3
, HS-ESS3-1
, HS-ESS3-5
Also included in: AP Environmental Science Unit 9 Bundle
Electricity Webquest
Students will explore the basic fundamentals of electricity, such as static & current electricity, circuits, conductors and insulators, etc. . QR codes are included for easy access to the required websites!
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5th - 10th
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Sound Waves Webquest
This webquest was designed to provide students with an opportunity to use technology while learning about sound-related concepts such as characteristics of sound waves (pitch, frequency, Doppler Effect, etc) QR code and the web address is included!
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5th - 10th
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Science Activities Moon Phase, Eclipse, and Tides Webquests Activity Editable
NO PREP! Two different webquests on two different pages that can be used together or separately. Easy to incorporate and can be used as one class period or two depending upon grade level etc. These webquests can be used together or separately. The first webquest focuses on moon phases and eclipses, and the second webquest is about tides. Students explore websites to find information and answer the questions. The file is editable to adapt to your needs - p.1-2 is set up to be printed as a two sid
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5th - 11th
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Virtual Fetal Pig Dissection
This virtual pig dissection is an alternative for students who do not wish to participate in an actual dissection lab. It is also a good alternative if your budget doesn't allow the purchase of the specimens, since they can be quite expensive. I have also assigned this as make up work for students who were absent on the day of the dissection.
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9th - 12th
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Meteorology Webquest
In this webquest, students practice being real-world meteorologists forecasting and interpreting weather maps. They use current weather websites to track current conditions and to predict future conditions. They explore the different types of weather maps meteorologists use to track different aspects of the weather. The webquest allows ample room to individualized student exploration. Students can explore different types of maps of their interest, as well as different places around the world
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6th - 9th
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Forensic DNA Fingerprinting Webquest
PRODUCT UPDATED 11/2/18"A perfect combination of interactive technology and reinforcement of key concepts."Bring your forensic science classroom to life with this interactive webquest!This Cornell-style webquest consists of 43 teacher made questions that go along with a variety of websites on DNA, including simulations on extracting DNA and running a gel electrophoresis with questions that go with each. My students absolutely loved learning all of the steps of running their very own gel electr
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: HUGE Forensic Science Bundle
NGSS Aligned Human Body System Homeostasis Webquest
An NGSS aligned webquest complete with videos, text, diagrams, images, and animations that students watch and use to respond to standard-based, free-response questions. Also includes a link to my Quizlet study set that students can use to review main vocabulary and body system functions. Covered standards and learning objectives are listed on the webquest as well as an introduction. This webquest is designed for use as a review of the body systems with emphasis on homeostasis, or maintenance
Landform Web Quest
So many landforms, so little time! If you are looking for a comprehensive, student-centered activity covering landforms, then you have found it! This 20 question WebQuest is designed for the middle or high school student to research and cite evidence on all of the major landforms. Check out the preview and enjoy!
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7th - 11th
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Food Waste WebQuest
A PERFECT sub-plan or lesson plan for an "e-learning" day! Printable or GREAT with Google Docs.This interactive WebQuest is all about food waste! Students will work through 5 sections, each dedicated to a slightly different topic dealing with food waste. The questions span many topics, including food insecurity in the United States, climate change, composting, and more. Students will watch one video, view an interactive map of their specific community, and use several other websites that provide
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6th - 12th
Ozone Depletion Data Analysis 5E Lab-- Computer Lab
Use this inquiry lab with in-person or distance learning students. 7 pages for students with key included. This lab is not a simulation, but rather looking at data from various sources.Time: 2-4 days (90 minutes to 3 hours depending on level of students and whether you choose to assign the elaborate and evaluate)Students use real online data to determine trends in ozone depletion around the globe and trends in ozone-depleting chemicals along with the science and current trends.Use with Environme
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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NGSS:
HS-ESS3-6
, HS-ESS3-4
Also included in: AP Environmental Science Unit 9 Bundle
Ecological Footprint Activity (updated 2018), AP Environmental Science
Have students use an online ecological footprint calculator to determine their personal Earth Overshoot day, their ecological footprint, how many earths would be needed if every human lived like they do, etc. Then students go deeper into data and compare their results with data from other countries around the world. Internet access required for this activity.
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9th - 12th
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Scientific Method Webquest
Web quest for students to learn about the scientific method.
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4th - 9th
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Macromolecules (Biomolecules) Introductory WebQuest- EASY VIRTUAL
This product is designed to be an INTRODUCTORY WebQuest on Biomolecules/ Macromolecules. It includes 3-5 questions on Carbohydrates Lipids Proteins and Amino Acids Nucleic Acids (focused on DNA) This activity is designed for the student's first day in a Biology unit on Biomolecules/ Macromolecules. Students will view different pages within the same website to learn a few basic facts about the biomolecules. This activity includes DIFFERENTIATION and guided questions with hints on where to look fo
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9th - 12th
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Protist Lab- Web and Microscope Slides
This is the Protist Lab I use in my general Biology class. students visit 12 different websites and read about various protists. after the students complete the online portion, I have them look at four protist microscope slides of their choice (in this case, you supply protist slides- or skip completely if you don't have any). when the protist is under clear view, they call me over and I initial their paper (and make sure they're seeing an actual protist, not just junk on the slide!)The answer k
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: The BIG Biology Bundle!
Estuaries Web Quest
Students use a device and the NOAA website to learn about Estuaries. Topics covered include: What is an Estuary?Why are Estuaries important?Classification of EstuariesHabitatsDisturbancesMonitoring ProtectionYou may Jigsaw students by assigning different sections of the web quest within a group, or have this assignment be the guiding set of questions for a presentation on estuaries
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5th - 12th
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Energy Webquest
In this self-directed and interactive webquest, students conduct an in-depth research exploration about energy! It starts with an overview of "energy" and the law of conservation of energy in order to build a conceptual understanding of energy and energy transformations. It then moves into exploring the different forms of energy through interactives: potential, gravitational, kinetic, chemical, electrical, mechanical, etc. It then moves into the different types of energy transfer: electrical, t
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5th - 9th
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Coriolis Effect/Ocean Currents Webquest for Online/Remote/Distance Learning
Need a resource your kids can do online? This webquest is designed to allow students to teach themselves about the Coriolis Effect, El Nino, and the causes of ocean currents and their effect on Earth's climate. These websites do an excellent job of walking students through these concepts. The Coriolis Effect can be particularly confusing, but the website's use of animations, images, and simple, straightforward laguage has consistently helped my students to understand these difficult concepts.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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NGSS:
HS-ESS2-2
Genetics and Heredity Webquest
**It is important to note that flash is required for one or more of the activities!**Great for Distance Learning and Remote LearningIn this self-directed and interactive webquest, students explore the world of genetic and heredity. Students begin with explorations of "what makes you you and me me" - the basics of genetics and inheritance. They move on to choose personal genetic explorations from a host of options, which differentiates to their personal interests. The choices are all real-life r
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5th - 9th
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MS-LS3-1
, MS-LS3-2
Introduction to Chemistry Internet Activity “Ionic & Covalent Bonding”
This activity/review aligns with the Common Core State Standards: STANDARD 5 - Matter and Energy"The teacher understands the nature and properties of energy in its various forms, and the processes by which energy is exchanged and/or transformed.5A. understands the atomic and nuclear structure of matter and the relationship to chemical and physical properties5C. understands the cause and effect of chemical reactions in natural and manufactured systems5F. explains conservation of mass and energy a
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7th - 12th
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Behavior of Gases and Gas Law Simulation Activity
In this activity, students use a gas law simulation from the website http://ch301.cm.utexas.edu/simulations/gas-laws/GasLawSimulator.swf
to discover the relationship among the number of particles, temperature, pressure, volume, and speed of particles. They are able to describe how particles in a gas move and answer questions relating to the Kinetic Molecular Theory.
They also discover Boyle's Law and Charles's Law through a guided inquiry process in which they change different parameters to see
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7th - 12th
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Virtual Weathering and Erosion Lab Activity
This is a great virtual lab for teaching students about weathering and erosion, but not having to deal with the mess of sand trays and water all over the classroom. It is also great to use as a make-up lab if a student misses a hands on weathering and erosion lab.
Students watch a video on the weathering and erosion experiment, and complete the questions on the lab sheet.
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7th - 12th
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