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Free problem solving webquests
Class Trip Using Mapquest or Google Maps
Students can complete this activity independently or with a partner if your school is 2:1.
Student use mapquest (or Google maps) to plan a trip for their class. Students begin by inputting their school's address and creating a route with stops in Columbus, Ohio and Indianapolis, Indiana.
Students locate total miles for the trip along with time driven. Then, students calculate fuel costs for one vehicle vs. multiple vehicles for the entire class. Students determine whether the trip could be m
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5th - 7th
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Digital Escape Room: "The CodeBreakers: Unmasking Norbert's Plot"
In this thrilling digital escape room, your class will embark on an adrenaline-pumping adventure to save the world from the notorious techno terrorist, Norbert. Equipped with their knowledge of computer science pioneers, they must work together to decipher clues left behind by these brilliant minds. Each pioneer has left behind cryptic messages and secret codes that hold the key to stopping Norbert's catastrophic plan.Unleash your class' creativity, critical thinking, and collaboration skills as
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Winter Olympics Webquest -- Ratios and Proportions
This webquest is a great way to have your middle school students learn about ratios and proportions independently or in groups. The Winter Olympics theme is current and fun, and helps students see the connection between math skills and real life. Students are given 8 facts to look up (exact phrases to type into Google are provided). They put the facts into ratio form, and then answer a question by creating and solving a proportion. Answer key is included.
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6th - 8th
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Media Literacy
This worksheet is a quick introduction to the concept of media literacy for high school students. It is a self-guided worksheet that can be used by itself or as an entry task to get students ready for a class discussion on the issue. Computer or iPad access required.
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9th - 12th
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What is the "best" way to learn a new language? WebQuest Van Horne
Welcome back to school! This internet research activity will get your World Language students thinking about the exciting process of new language acquisition. It is a metacognitive activity, which means that it involves higher level thinking as defined by Bloom's Taxonomy.Students will need access to the internet. When you download the pdf, you will see a page with a link to the WebQuest.You can also use this activity if you have a substitute teacher or just need to rest your voice for a few day
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6th - 12th
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Digital Cluedo - WebQuest (View description for resource link)
How to use the activity:Click here to open the activity and take a look. Just share the same link with your students and they can solve the mystery! This WebQuest is created with BookWidgets. You can make digital activities with it too. Have fun!
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Not Grade Specific
Students Program Their Own Flappy Bird Game Instructions for Getting Started
Students Program Their Own Flappy Bird Game Instructions for Getting Started. This is a resource for middle school computer science. Students will use code blocks on the free platform online to modify their own Flappy Bird Game.
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6. Colonial Sales Booth Project Students Sign Up Settlers to the C
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4th - 8th
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