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12th grade for all subjects webquests
Financial Literacy Unit: Personal Finance Skills Students Need Before Graduation
This financial literacy lesson covers a variety of personal finance skills and topics including giving students a reality check about how much it costs to live on their own, credit card debt, car and student loans, creating a budget, how to write a check, how banks work, compounding interest and the Rule of 72. This mini-unit fits in well with a Civics or Economics class. It also makes a great end of year financial literacy unit for seniors. The lesson does requires internet access. (13 pages)Af
Grades:
9th - 12th
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CANVAS LMS Scavenger Hunt! [Editable. Canvas 101: Distance Learning Activity]
Any students new to the learning management system of Canvas sometimes struggle with the ability to navigate the many resources that it features. It is a great system, IF students know how to use it! Engage them in a "scavenger hunt" as they explore the site with specific tasks. NOTE: This will require prep work ahead of time- creating quizzes/discussion boards/announcements for them to follow along. Completely editable Powerpoint and Word Doc files are included to customize to what you typicall
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Learning Styles, Multiple Intelligences & Your Brain: All About How You Learn
As teachers, one of the most important steps we can take is to find the best way to teach our students.In return, students need to know the best way they can learn.The old saying, "Know Thyself" is what this lesson is all about.This was created on the belief that if students knew their strengths and weaknesses in learning, they would be able to use those strengths to their advantage and improve their weaknesses. And as their teacher, by knowing my students, I am better equipped to help them le
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Career Exploration - Law, Public Safety, Corrections and Security
Career Exploration is an important part of education. These are easy to use, self explanatory worksheets. They are meant to be a supplement to an already existing Careers unit, or great for using when you have a guest teacher, or even when you are trying to encourage students to look outside their own sphere. In this one, students use the Bureau of Labor Statistics website to explore careers in Career Cluster: Law, Public Safety, Corrections and Security. Download this file or buy the entire bun
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Cyberbullying WebQuest Lessons
Add these activities to your Internet Safety Unit about Cyberbullying.After completing these lessons, students will:Identify at least 5 different types of Cyberbullying, identify Cyberbullying laws in their state, explain where Cyberbullying takes place most often, list steps to take if they experience Cyberbullying, provide examples of Cyberbullying in various forms and more.Activity 1: Print and handout the Cyberbullying WebQuest packet. The 6 page Cyberbullying WebQuest packet includes 16 que
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Computer Technology Curriculum Complete Unit Google Lessons 7th Grade
Schoology Scavenger Hunt - EDITABLE!
As we implement Schoology on our campus, I used this as a way to have kiddos become more familiar with the website. Schoology Brain Dump: Click for my resource for students to use as a way to stay engaged while you are introducing Schoology or as a review of what they have learned about Schoology.
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Museum of the Deaf and Famous Project
This is a digital museum with 24 famous Deaf individuals. Each person is a clickable button that takes you to a page about that person. That person then has two clickable button links that take them to articles about themselves.This is a great resource for classroom projects. This can be sent out to students and each student can be assigned a different person to research.This can also be used as a weekly activity where students go through the slides one per week and fill out the information a
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Psychology - Psychopath / Sociopaths
The following lesson is about Psychopaths & Sociopaths. The differences between them and the way the media portrays them. There is a brief introduction and than it is broken down into 10 documents. Students are either given an article to read or a video to watch for each document. After reading/watching they must answer questions pertaining to the reading/video.Modify the learning by limiting how many documents to answer. Give the students a choice. Typically 5 articles with well-thought out
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Careers Worksheets
Career Exploration is an important part of education. These are easy to use, self-explanatory worksheets. They are meant to be a supplement to an already existing Careers unit, or great for using when you have a guest teacher, or even when you are trying to encourage students to look outside their own sphere. In this bundle, students use the Bureau of Labor Statistics website and can explore over 90 different career choices! This is meant to be used at the High School, Middle School, Junior Hig
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Cultural Differences in Communication: A Web Quest!
Increasing cultural awareness in adolescents is sometimes difficult, but this web quest encourages students to look at customs in other cultures and to consider their own culture from another perspective. Easily adaptable, this activity and its subsequent presentation and/or classroom discussion can help broaden the horizons of students studying in various content areas such as communications, social studies, business, and career readiness. The web quest provides viable links for students to f
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Citing Internet Sources Webquest Worksheet Bundle
This package includes 5 printable PDF worksheets that give your students practice at finding answers on the Internet and citing the sources.
Each worksheet has 8-10 different questions that vary in subject matter. This gives you lots of different worksheets. This a a great filler activity or emergency plan when you need a substitute.
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4th - 12th
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Digital Citizenship WebQuest and Media Piece Project
Title: Digital Citizenship WebQuest and Media Piece ProjectDescription:Help your students become responsible digital citizens with this comprehensive Digital Citizenship WebQuest and Media Piece Project! Aimed at students from 6th to 10th grade, this resource directs learners to five educational websites, asking them to answer five key questions on each. After finishing the WebQuest, students will create a media piece (PowerPoint presentation, Google Slides, infographic) to summarize their findi
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6th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Computer Science and Technology Comprehensive WebQuest Bundle
Career Exploration - Transportation, Distribution, & Logistics
Career Exploration is an important part of education. These are easy to use, self explanatory worksheets. They are meant to be a supplement to an already existing Careers unit, or great for using when you have a guest teacher, or even when you are trying to encourage students to look outside their own sphere. In this one, students use the Bureau of Labor Statistics website to explore different careers in Career Cluster: Transportation, Distribution & Logistics. Download this file or buy the
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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FAFSA WebQuest
Unlock Your Financial Aid Journey with a FAFSA WebQuest! Are your students feeling overwhelmed by the prospect of filling out the FAFSA form? Ease their concerns and equip them with the essential knowledge they need to navigate the Federal Student Aid website efficiently. This checklist-style WebQuest is designed to demystify the financial aid process and set your students on the path to success. It is "short and sweet", meaning students will only identify and analyze meaningful information abo
Grades:
10th - 12th
Virtual Field Trip to Oahu, HAWAII!
During the virtual field trip, your students will learn about Hawaiian culture as well as fun things to see on the island of Oahu!
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Grades:
1st - 12th
Fast Food Project - Great for After End of Grade Test
This is a great project to integrate health and science as well as make the students more aware of eating healthier. The students are directed to a website where they create meals and gather information about calories, fat grams, sugar, and carbohydrates. This is very eye opening to them.The link in the project to find the nutrition information isFast Food Nutrition Information.
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3rd - 12th
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World Religions WebQuest for High School
Global awareness is an important life skill for all people to develop, and is included as a standard across many subject areas, especially within Social Studies. This zip file has what you need to allow your students to THOROUGHLY research the religion of their choice. Included is a sign-up sheet to choose from 21 major religions, and a 20 question webquest that guides students through their learning. By the end of this assignment, your students will have an in-depth understanding of the reli
Grades:
8th - 12th
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College Search Activity for High Schoolers (Ready to Print!) // Scholarship Info
This College Search activity allows students to use CollegeBoard's BigFuture site to explore thousands of colleges based on their unique preferences. In this activity, students use filters to narrow down their search to 3 colleges and answer a variety of questions based on those three colleges. The site is very easy to navigate and the questions allow students to get a feel for what college/university is right for them (in terms of cost, location, majors, etc).The reflection questions give stude
Grades:
9th - 12th
Agriculture in the Super Bowl
This activity includes a worksheet and a graphic for students to explore different areas of agriculture involved in the superbowl. Topics include: hides, peanuts, hot dogs, field management. Not all answers can be gathered from the graphic but it gives students a good start. They will then need to research the rest.
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9th - 12th
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Madness in March College Basketball Vocabulary and Research Webquest Worksheet
To complete this activity, assign your students the name of a college or university. Your students will then need to go online to the school’s homepage to attempt to answer the following questions about the college or university. This is a great way to engage your students beyond just the sports during the month of March. Vocabulary words to know along with definitions are included. An assessment related to the vocab words is included. I usually allow my students to pick the college or universi
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4th - 12th
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September 11 Remembrance Activity
In this digital activity which honors and remembers September 11th, students have the opportunity to access their background knowledge and learn more about an event in history they may not be familiar with. This activity allows students to read about the events of 9/11, draw inferences about the effects of 9/11 and discuss how the community and country were impacted. Links in this activity take students to an virtual museum tour of the 9/11 museum, a link to an interactive timeline, as well as a
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7th - 12th
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Unit 1: Concept A | Goals, Commitment, & Purpose Webquest
There is finally for us Study Skills teachers trying to find resources!!!Unit 1: Concept A - Goals, Commitment, and PurposeThis unit focuses on teaching students about setting attainable goals, what it means to be committed, and finding their purpose. Save time & energy by using this set instead of trying to find and build from multiple resources.This purchase would include the following:Two pages of student answer sheets that students will use to complete their Webquest. The Webquest consis
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6th - 12th
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Valentine's Day Webquest
This webquest contains 14 student inquiry questions about Valentine's Day. Students will conduct research on the internet to answer the questions. In addition, they will cite their sources. There is a culminating activity that prompts students to write their own original Valentine's Day webquest questions. There is an exit pass for assessment. This is the perfect way to celebrate Valentine's Day with your students.
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
2023: The Year in Review
The events, culture, and people that shaped 2023. Students use reliable sources on the internet to complete a Google Slides presentation (12 slides) that contains informative and fun facts from the year 2023. Categories include Movies, Music, Sports, and News. 2023 reflection questions are also given to students.Great for an end or beginning of the year activity!Recommended for ALL secondary students familiar with Google Slides.
Grades:
6th - 12th
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