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Cinco de Mayo History Webquest for MIddle School Battle of Puebla
The Battle of Puebla changed the course of Mexican History forever. Do you Middle School school students know its history? They will after this webquest. This informational and enlightening activity will give students a good background on Cinco de Mayo that will be memorable for their Social Studies learning. You can search the answers from a link to an Encyclopedia listing altogether or individually. There are blanks to fill in for critical information and two reflection questions at the end th
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5th - 7th
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May the Month of Mary Apparitions Juan Diego Catholic School Distance Learning
Mary is venerated and observed in many countries of the world and there are numerous reminders of how to celebrate the Mother of Jesus. In this 3 page web quest, students will read excerpts from the Book of Matthew, the American Council of Bishops, and cultural celebrations of Mary in many countries around the world. It even offers a choice of events to research in the final part and students will reflect on Mary's sacrifice and life of service. This is a great resource for any grade, I use it i
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6th - 9th
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Internet Scavenger Hunt Webquest Activity - Canada - Distance-Learning
Help your students build their reading comprehension skills while exploring the captivating world of Instagram. This resource combines an engaging, high-interest topic with a cross-curricular photography activity, teaching students valuable lessons about social media's impact on our perception of reality.Discover the Pros and Cons of InstagramDive into the effects of Instagram, the social media phenomenon that has taken the world by storm since the early 21st century. Students will learn about t
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7th - 10th
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Also included in:Â Internet Scavenger Hunt WebQuest Bundle - Google Forms Version Included
Tang and Song Dynasties Medieval China Activities Reading and Essay Prompt
The Tang and Song Dynasties are a great unit of study in Chinese history. I think it launches a lot of room for discussion, comparison, and critical thinking about how to best manage an empire in a difficult world.
There is a historical overview, summarized into brief and interesting paragraphs, with images and bullet points for quick access and an overview of the unit. There are details about Tang, Song, dynastic characteristics, philosophy, and strengths.
There are sections of reading, com
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5th - 8th
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12 Major Supreme Court Cases Webquest Compare and Contrast Activity
This 2-sided worksheet and webquest collaboratively asks students to work together to research, teach other, compare and contrast, and learn about the significant events and decisions in the Supreme Court's History in the United States. Students get to choose an event from the Judicial Branch, Supreme Court, to research, with 12 selections from all over the world, and then are asked to teach each other, report, compare, contrast, and create a creative display to demonstrate their learning of hi
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9th - 12th
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Age of Exploration The Columbian Exchange WebQuest Assignment
The Columbian Exchange was named for Christopher Columbus. The reference became popular in the 1970s. It evolved from a debate questioning whether Columbus should be celebrated as a hero for his "discovery" of America. Many historians argued that the destruction Spanish conquerors brought should not be overlooked. Millions of native peoples in the Americas died from forced labor, war, and especially disease.This webquest will help students to create a magazine or newspaper advertisement for the
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Founding Principles of the U.S. and NC: Civic Literacy Full Course Bundle!
Google Cultural Institute Museum Tour Webquest Exhibit Middle School Art Review
Students will use a computer to explore the Google Cultural Institute in this two part web quest. Students will explore galleries, museums, and artist contributions of great significance to history. Students will enjoy the chance to explore in one of three unique ways to find a piece or gallery that interests them and answer questions about it. Added bonus: this can be repeated quarterly, or semi-annually, as needed, to find more art history in the future!This Google Cultural Institute activity
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6th - 9th
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Angel Island and San Francisco History of Immigration Webquest
Angel Island is a significant piece of California's history with regard to native Americans and the Miwuk, as well as immigration history. This resource contains three links to read and learn about the history of Angel Island. Students fill in key information about Angel Island. It is informative and insightful, especially for native Californians and California schools. This is a great worksheet, and webquest, resource for United States history. Goes well with immigration studies. My TOP 8 Middl
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5th - 8th
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First Day Economics Lesson on Opportunity Cost Perfect Day Planning
Students plan their perfect day, share with the class, learn about opportunity cost, and analyze the daily routine of billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban from a Vanity Fair Video. 1 page worksheet, great for distance learning or in class worksheet usage.
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9th - 12th
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Balance The City Budget in San Francisco and Your Town Economics Assignment
You are the Mayor of San Francisco's $10 Billion budget. You have to cut 5%, but from where? How will you explain your choices to residents, and still be favorable for re-election?In the second part on page 2, students will look at the actually city budget for their town, Brentwood, California (You can change the link to your school's city!!). They will research a little town history, budget items, revenue, and expenditures.
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9th - 12th
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Civics Fact Finding Getting to Know Your Local Mayor Representative and Governor
Civics Fact Finding Getting to Know Your Local Mayor Representative and Governor is a web quest that can be done solo or in pairs. Students will get to know many local representatives, and find out what achievements they are most known for. This is educational and insightful about the communities that students live in. Takes about 30 minutes, no prep needed. I love project based learning in history class! Check out my hundreds of other resources!Listen to the Hauger History and Inspiring Teacher
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8th - 11th
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Cold War Hot Spot Compare and Contrast Webquest Extension Assignment Activity
This 2-sided worksheet and webquest collaboratively asks students to work together to research, teach other, compare and contrast, and learn about the Cold War. Students get to choose an event from the Cold War to research, with 10 selections from all over the world, and then are asked to teach each other, report, compare, contrast, and create a creative display to demonstrate their learning of history. Events included for research and comparison:Dominican Republic Intervention, 1965 Suez Cana
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9th - 12th
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Decades Day Students Research and Rank the Top 5 Events of History Webquest
History is much more than our textbooks can cover, right? Searching the internet is a key skill, we all know this. Let's combine these two sentiments with my "Decades Day" a great 1-off, or sub plan, for Middle School or High School Social Studies class. Students are assigned a decade of history. They get to free form search, or use sites you suggest, to read about impactful events, rank them, and reflect on how they changed history. There is a table to complete, a ranking to be given and defend
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6th - 8th
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Wisdom of Confucius Quotes and Historical Influence of Confucianism
Three significant, well-known quotes, from the Chinese Philosopher Confucius. This worksheet is a great extension for critical thinking about philosophy, and how thinking can influence people and society. Confucianism, when implemented later in his life, led to near zero crime in the city. Let's explore why!
Students will read three provided Confucius quotes, explain what it means to them personally, and what significance it would have on society if it was the official policy.
Then they will
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5th - 8th
Take a Question, Leave a Question World War II Research Topics and Inquiry
Take a Question, Leave a Question World War II Research Topics and Inquiry gives students a chance to reward each other's curiosity. With limited time, and nearly unlimited subtopics, this exercise allows students to write a short essay and answer the most pressing questions that students have in their minds about World War II. Instructions for the question, posting, and selection process are given, along with 13 possible research questions students might want to choose from, modify, or select f
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8th - 11th
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George H.W. Bush 60 Minutes Reflections and Legacy spoken by Clinton Bush Obama
This half sheet of paper asks students to reflect on the life of 41st American President George H.W. Bush, through watching the 60 minutes episode that aired 12/2/2018, it can be found on their website and other media outlets of CBS. If you don't have access to the episode of 60 Minutes, you can turn it into a webquest for students to search and find clips, quotes, and primary sources about President George H.W. Bush. This half sheet asks students to consider the historical legacy of President B
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Not Grade Specific
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Research the Largest Churches in the World and Record Facts
This is a fact finding mission, or web quest, for students exploring Churches and religious institutions. We use it in a Catholic School context, but it can be used for an architectural observance, or history class as well. Its an informative and visually impressive webquest for students from 5th-8th grade.
I created a table to complete to find key details like length of construction, age, special features, and details that students found interesting to read about. A link is included to the la
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5th - 8th
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China Geography and Political Map Making Worksheet and Webquest 7th Grade
China's geography is amazing, important, and relevant for students buying into their studies of culture. Understanding the geography, political map, and location of key geographical figures will pay dividend in their understanding of the Chinese history unit in Social Studies.
This is a combination of a webquest with short tasks to find on a map, research areas of interest, relate them to the area in which they live and go to school. This brings elements of inquiry, research, coloring, making
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5th - 8th
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The Canadian Pacific Railway Webquest
Students explore the CPR heritage site to learn about the building of the CPR.
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8th - 12th
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Carnegie and Rockefeller Captains of Industry or Robber Barons American History
American History was forever changed by the Industrial Revolution. From 80% farmers to a vastly changed American nation. Andrew Carnegie and John D. Rockefeller were two of the first moguls to make massive investment and reap the rewards of an industrial America. These 5 questions require critical thinking and some research into their textbook or internet resources. I suggest pairing with my Powerpoint presentation.
Bundles with a Powerpoint Presentation discussing Carnegie, Rockefeller, and
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6th - 8th
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Election Class Government Project Distance Learning Edition
Candidates run for office, and the rest of the class plays the role of states, special interest groups, and candidates race for popular and electoral votes along the way. Students will learn about successful and challenging campaign moves and speeches through United States History. Students get involved in this project based learning by running for office. They prepare speeches, look up special interest groups, and simulate the process of running for the Presidency of the United States.This docu
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9th - 12th
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Lynching in America Webquest
Students will be accessing two interactive websites to complete the webquest to learn about the origins of US civil rights.
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9th - 12th
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Updated CORONAVIRUS COVID-19 Timeline Webquest Facts Spread Distance Learning
Students will search online and use embedded links and articles to study (not analyze/opinion/or debate) the facts regarding 5 sources, details, and making timeline to better understand COVID-19, clarify, de-mystify, and understand what CoronaVirus is, how it started, how it is being responded to, and more (recommended for distance learning for Middle School or High School audiences):What is a virus?How many people are affected by COVID-19?Why is it called that?What's happened locally, nationall
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Not Grade Specific
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Modern U.S. History Individual Projects Bundle
This is a collection of Individual student web quests projects for 20th century U.S. History.
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9th - 12th
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