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Earth Day visual arts webquests for Microsoft Word
Environmental Science Career Exploration Webquest (Earth Day STEM activity)
Explore a wide variety of STEM careers in environmental science, from remote sensing specialist to forester with this inquiry-based Environmental STEM Career Exploration webquest! Students will begin by formulating their own definition of sustainability, and examine the UN Goals for Sustainable Development. In part two, students will use the Career In STEM® Explorer's fun digital resources to find essential career information (salary, education, etc.). Students will also apply their critical thi
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6th - 12th
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NGSS:
MS-LS2-4
, HS-ESS3-1
**THREE DAY** Earth's Spheres WebQuest
All you need to do is print and hand this out to students, or post on your Google Classroom. NO PREP REQUIRED. This is a set of three WebQuests (meant for 3 40-60 minute class periods) where students will analyze graphs, articles, and videos to answer questions about science. They will be focused on the concepts of the different spheres of earth (atmosphere, hydrosphere, geosphere, and biosphere), the amounts of fresh and salt water, climate vs. weather, and the concept of seasons. This is perfe
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3rd - 12th
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Also included in: NO PREP! WEBQUEST BUNDLE
Virtual Field Trip Internet Activity - Natural Springs - Distance Learning
Great introductory activity for studying Ground Water. For use with Middle and High School Earth Science classes. The class watches three videos: “How Water Springs Work”, “The Florida Aquifer System” and “Wakulla Sinks Cave System” (all of which are available on YouTube). The first two videos are instructional and the third is a cave dive filmed at several springs in North Florida. Students also go to an interactive website and do their own virtual cave dive at Wakulla Springs. Packet includes:
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6th - 10th
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Pollution Web Quest
A simple web quest introduces students to environmental issues including air, land and water pollution. Students explore the website "What is Pollution for Kids" and answer questions. Follow up questions allow for extension of the activity and self directed research.
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5th - 8th
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Distance Learning | Art Analysis Sheet in ENGLISH & SPANISH | Visit a museum!
Have your students explore art galleries in person or virtually! In the past, I have used this worksheet when I take my students to the Art Institute of Chicago or the National Museum of Mexican Art and have them choose two paintings from the surrealist exhibits and analyze them. When we come back, students will present that work of art to the class. Now with COVD19, I have created a Google Form so that students can also explore museum doors virtually and submit their answers online!Art Observat
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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PITCHING A MOVIE-WHAT DO I DO?
The world of film seems so exciting and easy but it all starts with a single idea. Taking this idea and turning into a film is the basis of this project. Though you don't have to actually write an entire film script you could, if you wanted to. You could even film the final project as an advanced assignment. Jumping thru all the hoops is the basic idea of getting a film "Greenlit" This requires good writing skills, creative ideas and research.
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7th - 12th
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Things We Recycle PebbleGo Research Brochure
Use this brochure to go along with the "Things we Recycle" PebbleGo article.
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1st - 3rd
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September 11 Journalism Web Quest
This one day project asks journalism students to explore the media's response to 9/11. The students are given several websites to explore for part one that include pictures from that day. Students must pick the most powerful image they find and respond to it. Part 2 leads students to the Newseum website where they can look at all the front pages of newspapers from September 12, 2011. The students pick the most front page with the most impact and respond to it as well.
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7th - 12th
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Día de San Valentín en América Latina
Language learners will be able to make progress towards Language and Intercultural Proficiency by being active participants in the following Project-Based and Arts-Integrated assignment: Día de San Valentín en América Latina(Valentine’s Day in Latin America) Using the target language (Español), students will have the opportunity to: • Bellringer Question – Investigate and draw conclusions about how our LGBTQ Community remains largely missing from traditional media when it comes to finding images
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2nd - 12th
This I Believe/ Edward R Murrow Webquest
This two part, 16 question web quest uses 4 websites that allow students to explore and answer questions about famous broadcast journalist Edward R. Murrow and NPR's This I Believe series.
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7th - 12th
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Recycling Webquest
A Recycling Webquest that I personally use to coincide with students making a robot (on ABCYA.COM or with materials given) that is made to recycle.
Recycling Robots are a great activity to complete around Earth Day!
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2nd - 4th
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3rd grade Recycling Webquery
This is a 3rd grade recycling webquery where the students are to bring awareness to the importance of recycling. This lesson also brings in the use of technology and research, as well as art.
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3rd
Fictional Character Business Card Worksheet
This worksheet was created to go with the Fictional Character Business Card slideshow. Students answer questions about business cards and then brainstorm how to create a business card for a character of their choice. The last page lists out the requirements and project specs.
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Fictional Character Business Card Project Bundle
NASA WebQuest
This is a great way to engage your students in exploring facts and figures of the International Space Station. This lesson includes all the resources needed for students to complete the WebQuest challenge on their own with no guidance required by the teacher. This will work perfect as a substitute plan, Schoology assignment, or lesson facilitated by any teacher. EDITABLE! Includes ANSWER KEY!
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
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Coronavirus and Climate- Distance Learning
Students will watch a panel discussion (link provided in document, video is 30 min) about the impact of Coronavirus on climate change, and how human activity affects each of these things. They will respond to the 10 questions the moderator asks. They may summarize the expert opinion, or share their own ideas.Then they will watch another discussion/podcast (link provided in document, video is 1 hour) about the impact of Coronavirus on climate change and vice versa. There are 5 more open-ended que
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Not Grade Specific
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Acid Rain Web Quest
Students are provided with a website and a series of questions to aid them in learning about acid rain. This activity pairs nicely with a unit on pollution. It can be a stand alone assignment, bonus, work for early finishers, or easy sub plans. A website is provided. All questions can be answered by referring to the website.
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3rd - 9th
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Virtual Museum Tours - A look inside some top art museums in the United States
This is the perfect assignment for students to do some solo exploration of the nation's top most notable museums, connecting any subject area to the arts and art exploration. This assignment was created to meet the needs of my students in a distance learning/online learning setting. In this assignment bundle, you will receive the following: embedded links to 12 notable U.S. art museums and their virtual exhibits across, two class days worth of questions to guide students in their exploration
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7th - 10th
Arts & Humanities Early-Late Middle Ages WEBQUEST
MadameJeFaisTout has created a research-based web inquiry to correspond to the lecture and notes and power point and activities for the larger period of Early Middle Ages to Late Middle Ages. This particular webquest was used as an extra credit opportunity and is labeled as such, but the document can be edited to fit your needs or remove that option to make it worth credit. Students are provided with a choice to explore the topics that interest them the most using a popular website, Khan Acade
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9th - 12th
WWII Propaganda Web Quest
Cultivate critical thinking, choice, and research skills with this interactive WWII Propaganda web quest! This engaging lesson caters to varying learning styles and is classroom tested.Everything you need is included, including an introduction to the various methods of propaganda, an analysis worksheet, as well as links to relevant websites that contain quality examples. The worksheet encourages students to categorize, analyze, and determine the effectiveness of each image of their choosing. A
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9th - 12th
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Earth Day: 7 Deadly Environmental Disasters Web Quest
An informational text article (digital web quest) about 7 of the deadliest environmental disasters in world history, their causes, and their effects. The information is from the History Channel's website, the questions are mine. A great activity for a science or history class. A great supplement, fill in activity, substitute teaching plan. MS Word doc for easy editing.
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7th - 12th
Arts & Humanities Baroque Era WEBQUEST
MadameJeFaisTout has created a research-based web inquiry to correspond to the lecture and notes and power point and activities for the Baroque Era. Students are provided with a choice to explore the topics that interest them the most using a popular website, Khan Academy, and, depending on the chapter, others. NOTE: The websites are subject to change as time elapses, therefore the document can be edited. Teachers are recommended to verify sites and links before assigning.
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9th - 12th
Black History Month: Horace Pippin: From Harlem Hellfighter to WWI Artist (Digit
An informational text article (digital web quest) about the life and service of WWI veteran and well known artist, Horace Pippin. The sketches he made based on his WWI experiences made him a well known artist, but his struggles with PTSD after the war ended his life prematurely. A great activity for Black History Month, history class, a supplement, fill in, or substitute teaching plan anytime! This can be done as a web quest assignment using the site. The information is from history.com, the que
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9th - 12th
Simple Life Web Search
Some people make a choice to live a simpler life. Sometimes, the rest of us look at them as oddballs. This assignment, which was created a long time ago, was also kind of an oddball, since I could not find a place for it for every year. When I revised it, several links had to be updated, and some of the questions had to be changed to reflect how the world had changed.
The idea was that technology could become too much, maybe like in a dystopian Brave New World. Could we, as humans, avoid turni
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5th - 11th
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The Elements of Art Series (Worksheet and Animoto) - Space & Composition
NAEA: Standard 2, Benchmark A
Common Core: Technology Literacy
In my elements of art series each student is guided through an electronic worksheet (word document) as they explore visual examples of the elements of art using the internet. This assignment is for the element space. Students find visual examples of how artists use space in their compositions. Students compile these examples with a rationale in one file. The student selects 10-12 of their best examples and constructs a short 30 seco
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6th - 12th
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