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Adult education math webquests for special education
Finding an Apartment & Dream House Webquest - GOOGLE READY - Life Skills
This resource will help you prepare your students for independent living! There are three parts to this activity - first, students will find a realistic apartment where they could live after high school. Max price is set at $1,000/month for rent, but this can be edited by the teacher! Students have to note certain facts about their listing, like the address, rent, laundry status, etc. The next part of the activity asks them to check out buying a house. This has no dollar limit, since it is a "dr
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Career Exploration WebQuest Unit--Editable, Differentiated, and Universal
Need a quick sub plan for a Life Skills or College and Career Readiness class? Need a real-world and individualized research and analysis project ready to go? You're in the right place! My new Career Exploration WebQuest is the resource for you. This resources includes the following:4 double-sided guided career research worksheets with mature, but decorative borders. An additional copy of the 4 worksheets listed above, but without the borders, just in case the borders are not your thing.These fo
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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ASL De'VIA Art WebQuest - ASL, Deaf HOH, Deaf/HH
This De'VIA art WebQuest has 7 quests that are designed to help your students become more familiar with De'VIA and a few of the famous artists that create De'VIA art. This resource requires access to the Internet inside or outside of the school day. This document can be used as a digital, paperless activity by placing it in to Google Classroom and making a copy for each student. Or you can delete the “type answer here” text, make copies for the students and allow them to use a device to search t
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: ASL Art Bundle
Personal Budget Project
This project allows students to learn what it would be like to live on their own! They will research everything from the salary a certain job makes to the taxes and expenses they will pay in a month. There are five steps that walk the student through figuring out the expenses that are involved in life. They will then record the expense in an excel sheet. At the end they will analyze why it is important to budget.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Geometry Web Scavenger Hunt
Spark curiosity with a Geometry-based web online scavenger hunt. Who can answer the most questions correctly in the least amount of time? Individuals or teams could complete this as enrichment. Answers included!
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Career Decision Making and Exploration Bundle! Editable, Modified, Universal!
Need a real-world and individualized research and analysis unit ready to go?You're in the right place!My new Career Exploration Bundle is just what you need! The following resources are included in this discounted bundle:Career Decision-Making GuideCareer Exploration WebQuestsCareer-Rating QuestionnaireThese three resources help to guide your students through a detailed, step-by-step process for making career goals and their steps needed to achieve them. **In the PDF versions of these resources,
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Come Fly with Me - A Virtual Airport Field Trip for Independent Living Skills
This Come Fly with Me: A Virtual Field Trip is the most engaging way to practice traveling through an airport! Using this resource, students will embark on a field trip to an international airport to navigate its key locations. This resource includes both a printable version with 3 printable sheets and a digital version, which can be helpful with e-learning! In this activity, students develop their travel vocabulary while navigating their way through an airport before embarking on a flight. S
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
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Analyze a Model of Change in the Human Population Video Questions Google Forms
Students watch a YouTube video on changes in the world population. Quiz automatically grades students' scores & provides detailed written feedback. Students answer questions to reinforce key concepts, including: human population increase, human resources, medicine & agriculture, births & deaths, unbalanced population, why human population increased, sustainability, how does a model show patterns, & what is represented in parts of a model. This Google Form can be shared through Go
Pi Day - Einstein - Autism WebQuest
Celebrate Pi Day with this engaging webquest! UPDATED for 2024How are Pi Day, Einstein, and Autism related? Albert Einstein's birthday is on Pi Day (March 14th) and some speculate that he was on the autism spectrum.Personally, I love using the webquest as a complete activity. However, I have designed it so that each topic is on a separate page so you may choose to use only one or two parts of it.The time required to complete the webquest varies according to the reading level, computer literac
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Pi Day Activity Bundle #1
Work Safety Webquest and Printables for Life Skills and Transition
Safety at work is vital, and many young people enter a workplace without truly understanding how to identify the hazards or use controls that will help them to stay safe. This webquest and printables pack is designed to meet the needs of students who require some support with their literacy and numeracy skills, and who work best with some guidance as they access information online. The webquest encourages them to seek out information which relates to common workplace areas such as:warehousinghos
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8th - 10th, Adult Education
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Webquest Investigation - Slope of a Line
Using a free online graphing calculator, students explore relationships between linear equations, their graphs, and the slopes of the lines. By the end of this investigation, students will discover relationships between parallel lines, perpendicular lines, and their slopes. Enjoy!
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7th - 11th, Adult Education
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Decorate a Christmas Tree on a Budget
In this fun activity, students use a Google Spreadsheet with pre-made formulas to shop within a budget of $50. Students will work independently to shop for ornaments at various websites such as Dollar Tree, Walmart, The Christmas Shop,etc. Links to those stores are provided on the Google Sheet. Thanks for shopping! Merry Christmas!
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Wisconsin Fast Plants Online Simulation Lab
This comprehensive worksheet has students evaluate genetics using the free online lab through Gizmos (this simulation is currently FREE with the creation of an account (which is also FREE). Students will explore:- tracking parentage based on F1 and F2 phenotypes- statistical analysis using Chi Squared calculations - gene linkage evaluation and gene mapping using recombination frequencies Perfect for remote learning! Everything is included for guided learning AND independent practice to really g
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Explore Distance versus Displacement using Google Maps activity (Motion Unit)
Students follow 5 simplified steps to use Google Maps to search the directions from their home to school. Then, they find the measured distance (displacement, a straight line on the map) from home to school. Students identify the difference between the two measured values and identify their metric converted value. This activity is highly engaging & can spark a lot of open-ended discussions on mapping and measuring distance. This activity is perfect for a Forces & Motion unit, a lesson on
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Job Search | How to Use a Job Search Engine | Presentation and Activity
This activity reviews how to use search engines, like indeed.com to search for jobs. It reviews the information needed to complete a successful search and a quick activity to assess the student's understanding. I would use this activity after introducing what a job search is and how to read job postings. These assignments introduce what a job search is and review the important aspects of a job posting: Introduction to Job SearchReading a Job Posting: Interactive Google Slide LectureIf you have a
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Skittle Statistics MS Excel Mini-Lab
This is a 1 class MS Excel lab for a computer or math class. You can have the students explore the distribution of different color Skittles in class. This is a great mini-lab or half-day activity when you school ends up with a weird schedule day. Tell them they can't eat till the Skittles till the end of class, or they will distort their numbers. Also make sure they don't throw them or shove them up their nose (Yes, stuck Skittles are hard to extract, ask me how I know..)The goal of this lab is
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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NGSS:
MS-ETS1-2
, HS-ETS1-2
, HS-ETS1-3
, MS-ETS1-4
, MS-ETS1-1
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Also included in: Hands-on Science Semester Labs Bundle
Pi Day and Albert Einstein Webquest - Internet Activity 3.14
This is a fun activity for students to learn about Pi day's beginnings and how it relates to Einstein.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Crime Rate Analysis Assignment
A web based assignment to allow students to calculate the crime rates of various U.S. cities.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Employment Resource Search
Students exploring job supports and resrouces in their community. We use this in our classroom for our students taking our transitions course, or our 18-21 transition program. Students do a web quest and answer questions about the program they are researching.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Data Analysis & Graphing of Bacteria Rate of Binary Fission Cell Division activi
This worksheet guides students in analyzing the rapid rate at which bacteria perform asexual reproduction. The term binary fission is omitted from this activity, as it is intended to introduce cell division in a simplified way. Students watch a video of bacteria cells copying themselves: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gEwzDydciWcA data table is used to guide students in calculating the amount of bacteria that would develop in a colony (over 15 mintues). Students are shocked by the rapid rate at
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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The A to Z of Credit Cards
This activity is similar to a webquest.
Students will use the given resources (or may find their own) to learn about the ins and outs of credit cards.
A list of questions (starting with A to Z) is given and students must research and answer each question (example: A - What is APR?)
This math project will take 2-3 class periods (approx. 40 minutes) and will require internet access in class, or could be assigned for completion at home. Alternatively, the teacher could print the resources for s
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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STEM Career Lifestyle Design Project
If your students are like mine, they will love this project because they will take a walk through the shoes of a grown up.
The purpose of this project is to get your students to make a connection between choosing a career and making real life money decisions. This is an embedded interactive pdf file that the students can link to other websites and type on. This will help them to understand how taxes,food, shelter, and other living expenses play a role into career decisions. This is a good begin
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Career and Occupation Internet Scavenger Hunt
This resource is perfect for students who are starting to learn about different careers and occupations. This resource is also good for students who are learning how to use their computers to research different topics and learn more about something!This is supposed to be a very direct and clear way for students to learn about basic career information and also learn how to find information on different careers and occupations. More to come on internet scavenger hunts!Thank you! :)
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10th - 11th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Lifeskills WebQuest Scavenger Hunt
This product is designed for use in a transition program, life skills program, or as a cooperative learning activity. Students are given an object description (semantic feature based) and asked to search for that item on a website, find its cost, and list the product name. This is an exercise in vocabulary, semantic language skills, social skills (working with a partner), and helps to develop consumer skills.
If you like this product, please check out my other scavenger hunts: Life Skills Shop
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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