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Higher education Spring other (social studies) webquests
Sociology Culture Body Rituals Among the Nacirema Editable Webquest
This web quest centers around the classic anthropological satire “Body Rituals of the Nacirema.” The satire and the film clips and reading in the web quest encourage sociology, anthropology, or cultural studies students to apply cultural relativism as opposed to ethnocentrism when studying unfamiliar cultures.The final step in this web quest reveals who the Nacirema are and encourages students to begin making “the strange familiar and the familiar strange.”This resource is also a part of:➪ Socio
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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WWII Turning Point in Europe - WebQuest (Battle of Britain, Stalingrad & D-Day)
Whether being used in the classroom or for distance learning, this WebQuest -style lesson gives students an effective overview of the three main turning point battles of World War II in Europe (Battle of Britain, Stalingrad, and D-Day). After completing a short two minute contextualization video that sets the historical situation of World War II, students are given the option to choose from either a short video clip or article-linked source to complete their summary and analysis question for eac
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Sociology of Halloween Costumes
There is no better holiday than Halloween for a sociology class. The costumes alone provide a perfect opportunity to analyze gender socialization, sexism, racism, cultural bias, and social psychology.This editable activity includes:- A lesson plan- A webquest with QR codes that enables students to analyze the sociology of Halloween costumes- A chart for students to paste examples of different “types” of costumes from ads- A bonus assignment for people to do the same thing with real photographs f
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Sociology Editable Culture and Beauty Webquest
Help your sociology, anthropology, psychology or ELA students consider the cultural nature of beauty with this engaging web quest. Students will visit websites and respond to prompts that help them understand that beauty is relative and ideals change across time and place.⛔Please Note--Link 2 in this resource shows National Geographic photos of a tribe with lip plates. The women are topless. If this is inappropriate for your class, you have the option to edit link 2 or to not purchase.⛔This is a
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Juvenile Justice Webquest Activity
This interactive webquest is meant to provide students in a criminal justice course with the resources necessary to better understand juvenile justice in the United States. The webquest includes 2 links, graphic organizers, higher-level thinking questions, and a final written response. Students will explore the intervention steps that occur throughout the criminal justice process for juveniles and statistics for their individual states/communities. Please Note: Students will need access to you
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Criminal Justice Interactive Webquest Bundle
Sociology Domestic Violence WebQuest
This editable activity introduces sociology students to a supreme dysfunction of the family—domestic violence. The activity also asks students to consider how to deal with somebody experiencing domestic violence and where to go for help.Concepts discussed in this activity are recognizing abuse and the cycle of abuse.You Get:A three-page WebQuest(editable)This is a part of my Sociology Complete Curriculum Mega Bundle and mySocial Institutions Interactive Notebook Bundle***How to get TPT credit to
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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psychology of Halloween why we like being scared webquest
Help your students explore the psychology behind one of our favorite holidays: Halloween! Why do we like being scared? What does this have to do with our subconsciousness? What studies have been done? Students will use a variety of videos and articles to explore these fun and interesting topics! The best part is the class discussions you'll have once this webquest is completed! Happy Halloween!
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Sociology and the Media
This WebQuest encourages your students to consider the media from a sociological perspective. Students will also keep a log of their media use for one week. Then they will reflect on that use by reading several articles and considering the implications of multitasking. You Get:Sociology and Media WebQuest (editable)Media Log (editable)Media Log Reflection (editable)This is a part of my Sociology Complete Curriculum Mega Bundle and mySocial Institutions Interactive Notebook Bundle***How to get TP
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Psychology Introduction to Psychological Disorders WebQuest
WebQuest for introducing psychological disorders No prep needed, ready to print Link used for WebQuest: https://courses.lumenlearning.com/wmopen-psychology/chapter/introduction-to-psychological-disorders/Answer key included
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Psychology WebQuests Bundle
Chernobyl Disaster WebQuest with Interactive Google Notebook
This WebQuest is designed to teach about the Chernobyl disaster (1986) in an engaging way, suitable for online and/or independent learning!This activity includes:A WebQuest about the Chernobyl disaster which includes an interactive jigsaw puzzle, Google Maps search, a short article about the events, analysis of two scenes from the HBO series “Chernobyl” (suitable for children), a 10-minute video, and 12 questions. An interactive Google notebook (12 pages)- Students type their answers directly i
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Psychology Activity: Influential Psychologists | Research Biography & Summarize
Learn more about the lives and theories of the major influential psychology greats with these Historical Biography Summaries. In a user-friendly template, students will summarize the life and biography of a well-known psychologist. It’s no-prep for you, but quality content for your students. Enjoy learning psychology through these historical biography summaries.It's an excellent resource for student centered learning and student centered instruction.What is Included:A detailed page of teacher
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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High School Agriculture Spring Activity Bundle: Cut Flower Activities
Are you tired of the same old routine? Dive into the cut flower industry with engaging, no-prep activities - these activities are perfect for Mother's Day! ❤️Unpack the Bundle3-Page Cut Flower Industry Webquest: Covers key areas such as cut flower industry statistics, U.S. floral imports, and the local production of cut flowers.3-Page Cut Flower Environmental Sustainability Webquest: Covers key areas such as the environmental impacts of imported cut flowers and the benefits of local cut flower p
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Sociology Global Stratification PowerPoint, Cloze Notes, and WebQuest
This editable activity teaches sociology students about global stratification and inequality. Students will take notes, engage in a webquest, and practice analyzing data.
You Get All These EDITABLE Resources:
☑ PowerPoint Presentation
☑ Cloze Notes
☑ Webquest
☑ Data Analysis Example and Rubric
☑ Answer Key
This is also included in these resources:
➪ Sociology Complete Curriculum Mega Bundle
➪ Sociology and Social Inequalities Interactive Notebook Bundle
★How to get TPT credit to use on futu
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Sociology and Healthcare
With this web activity, your sociology students will learn about healthcare from a sociological perspective while considering the guiding question, “Is Healthcare a Right or a Privilege?” Then they will watch a Ted Talk about Precision Public Health while filling out a wheel designed to look like a globe featuring nations with the highest infant mortality rates.
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Healthcare WebQuest (editable)
Precision Public Health Wheel
This is a part of my
Sociology Complete Curriculum Mega Bundle
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Cut Flower Industry Webquest | High School Agriculture Spring Activity
Embark on a virtual journey with this interactive floriculture classroom activity exploring the cut flower industry - a perfect high school agriculture spring activity! ❤️ This adventure happens online, so whether your students prefer the glow of screens or the touch of paper, we've got it covered. Dive into our printable student question pages, complete with QR codes for seamless access to online materials. No need for a field trip – this exploration is just a click away.Students must use a dev
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: High School Agriculture Spring Activity Bundle: Cut Flower Activities
Implicit Racism Webquest
This webquest (which comes in a zip file that includes both an editable Microsoft Word document as well as a PDF version) can be used in any class (such as Psychology, AP Psychology, Sociology) that discusses racism, prejudice, or current events involving police shootings.The activity is going through the Implicit Racism Test on the Harvard Institute website. Students are asked to identify black faces, white faces, and good or bad adjectives and are measured on their reaction speed to determine
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Research Ethics (Sociology)
Utilizing the American Sociological Associations Code of Ethics (found at this link), students have to summarize each of the main principles of ethical research in the field of sociology. There are a few critical thinking questions that go along with those summaries. On the back of the worksheet, students are asked to read a summay of the Standford Prison Experiment and answer questions as to it's unethicalness, relate it back to the principles of ethics from the previous side, and how they coul
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Sociology Complete Research Unit Bundle
Environmental Sustainability of Cut Flowers Interactive Spring Activity
Embark on a virtual journey with this interactive floriculture classroom activity exploring cut flower environmental sustainability - a perfect high school agriculture or environmental science spring activity! ❤️This adventure happens online, so whether your students prefer the glow of screens or the touch of paper, we've got it covered. Dive into our printable student question pages, complete with QR codes for seamless access to online materials. No need for a field trip – this exploration is j
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: High School Agriculture Spring Activity Bundle: Cut Flower Activities
World War Two: Nazism and Fascism homework webquest
Homework web quest which has been designed to assist students with learning about the features of the Treaty of Versailles, Fascism and Nazism. This task can be used as a pre-assessment tool or as a revision activity. Students should share their answers as a class or in small groups to see how historical sources and research can provide different answers and interpretations to the same question.Australian Curriculum Year 10 History content descriptors linked to this product:Overview*the inter-wa
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Global History - Nationalism Webquest
What can a country do for you or what you can do for your country? Consider the following questions. How far would you go to achieve independence for your country? Would you be willing to die for the sake of your country? Willing to kill? Would you fight back? Or would you strike first? The purpose of this webquest is to explore the concept of nationalism. Nationalism will be explored as a unifying or dis-unifying force. Latin American Independence movements as well as Austria-Hungary and
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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The History of Earth Day No Prep Lesson and Ecology Terms Crossword Puzzle
Makes for an excellent sub plan! Silent Spring... The Cuyahoga River Fire... The Environmental Movement of the 1960s and 1970s ... and more!History Workshops will help your students dig more deeply into subjects while improving their reading skills. They make excellent sub plans and/or regular classroom days.Workshop #31 covers this article. This No-Prep History Workshop features:Pre-reading vocabulary chart12 During reading questions that build a variety of reading skillsAfter reading activity
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Veterans Day Webquest
Students use the Internet to learn more about the history of Veterans Day, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldiers, the Armed Forces, and presidents who have served in the military.This is a great way to learn about the holiday without lecturing. It also serves as a way for students to gain background knowledge prior to a lecture.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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15 Women Leaders Webquests - Princess Diana, Rosa Parks, Anne Frank, Malala, QE2
Set of 15 webquests featuring the following strong women leaders:Susan B. AnthonyClara BartonRuby BridgesPrincess DianaAmelia EarhartQueen Elizabeth IIAnne FrankHelen KellerRosa ParksSally RideSonia SotomayorMother TeresaHarriet TubmanOprah WinfreyMalala YousafzaiCheck out my other webquests:September WebquestsOctober WebquestsWomen LeadersNovember WebquestsDecember WebquestsJanuary WebquestsFebruary WebquestsMarch WebquestsApril WebquestsMay WebquestsJune WebquestsJuly WebquestsAugust Webquests
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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APUSH Webquest - Gilded Age Development of the Middle Class - Topic 6.10
This AP United States history lesson covers Topic 6.10 - Development of the Middle Class during the Gilded Age. The WebQuest includes links to an overview of the topic, documents by Horatio Alger and Mark Twain, and an online exhibit on "Sport, Leisure, and Fun in the Gilded Age." I include questions for each activity.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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