Space & Ocean WebQuest STEM Activities Virtual Field Trip Digital Animal Habitat

Space & Ocean & Animal Habitat STEM WebQuests are a digital resource that takes students on a journey to learn about topics. Students will complete 6 interactive challenges to solve a riddle, and they will be taken to websites, videos, and Google Earth along the way. This resource is easy to prep and ready to go, and it promotes problem solving, thinking skills, and assessing STEM topics.

This BUNDLE currently includes these themes:

Oceans

Space

Animal Habitats

⭐Save 20% with this BUNDLE - Any additional activity is yours FREE! Simple download the new Quest under my purchases.

What is a STEM Quest?

STEM Quest is a digital learning experience that combines the best of web quests, virtual field trips, and escape rooms. My own version called a STEM Quest!

Students will complete 6 interactive challenges based on STEM topics to solve a riddle. Along the way, they will be taken to websites, videos, and Google Earth to learn more about the topic. This resource is easy to prep and ready to go, and it promotes problem solving, critical thinking, and STEM literacy.

How to set this up?

Students can work independently or in small groups. This is a digital resource - you must have access to the internet & a device. This will work with Google or Microsoft. Provide each student with their own copy. (Detailed directions on how included)

Included in this Virtual Field Trip BUNDLE:

• Ocean themed
• Space themed
• Animal Habitats

Each WebQuest Includes:

1. PDF File - Links to Google Presentation & Form inside
2. 1 Google Slides - 10 slides with a Movable game board
   - Slides are ready to students to type on, some are interactive with movable pieces
3. Google Form - Last step to check answers
   - Questions related to: the Space Station, Planets, Fun Facts on Space, Planet types.
4. Teacher's Guide to Going Digital - How to share on Google Classroom, How to use / check responses on a Form, How to convert to other file types
5. Answer key

Before Purchasing:

• You must have a Google account to open this file. You will receive the link in the PDF file.
• Ability to give students their own copy of the file
• Student access to YouTube
• Student access to Google Earth
• This can work for Cavnas if your school allows it. Click here to read more & find out how to use it.

Benefits to STEM QUEST:

• Low prep, ready to use

• It is engaging and motivating for students. The interactive challenges and the use of websites, videos, and Google Earth make the activity engaging and motivating for students. They are more likely to stay focused and engaged if they are having fun and learning something new.

• It promotes collaboration. Students can work independently or in small groups to complete the challenges. This promotes collaboration and teamwork, as students need to work together to solve the riddle and complete the activity.
  
• It can help students develop their problem-solving skills. The challenges in the activity require students to think critically and solve problems in order to progress. This can help them develop their problem-solving skills, which are essential for success in STEM fields.

• It can help students learn about STEM topics in a fun and engaging way. The activity is designed to be fun and engaging, which can help students learn about STEM topics in a way that they will enjoy. This can make them more likely to be interested in STEM fields in the future.

• It can help students develop their digital literacy skills. The activity requires students to use digital tools, such as websites, videos, and Google Earth. This can help them develop their digital literacy skills, which are essential for success in today's world.
  

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