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A WebQuest for 2nd Grade (Science and Literature)
Designed by
Ashley [email protected]
Based on a template from The WebQuest Page
A Journey to the Deep Blue Sea
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You are a deep sea diver part of a special expedition. Did you know that of the 350 species of the 80% of them grow less than 1.6 cm and are unable to hurt people. What other interesting unknown facts do you and your crew think you can find out about the ocean and its inhabitants? Your goal is to map out your journey through the ocean and all the interesting things you see. The crew that finds the most facts wins the treasure chest!
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From the top of the ocean to the ocean floor your goal is to become an expert on all the different aspects of the ocean. This includes both living and non living things.
You will use the internet to do research. In order to remember all of the interesting facts that you find, you will record your findings in your journal. From your journal you will create a fact book slide showing using Microsoft PowerPoint that you can share with the rest of the class.
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The Task
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1. First you’ll be assigned to a crew of 3 students.2. Each student will be assigned a role
1. Navigator – the person who will guide the fact finding
2. The recorder – the person who will keep track of all the interesting facts
3. The picture taker – the person who will collect as many pictures of the interesting species found as possible
3. You will begin your journey by swimming through the world wide web to find as much cool stuff about the ocean and the things in the ocean as possible
4. The recorder should use their journal to keep track of the facts found
5. Next, you will use Microsoft PowerPoint to create a fact book.
6. Be sure to include pictures of your findings.7. Present your slide show to the class8. As a class we will vote on the most outrageous facts
and the best pictures9. That team wins the treasure chest!10.The winning team will divide their treasure with
the rest of the class in a way that seems fair
The Process
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Beginning1
Developing2
Accomplished3
Exemplary4
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Organization
Information is in no order and very sloppy
Attempt at grouping information together
Information is grouped together in some formation
Information is well organized and easy to follow
Amount of information
Very little information gathered
A good amount of information gathered
Sufficient amount of information gathered
An abundance of information gathered
Cooperative work
Did not work well together at all
Worked ok together but work was not even divided
Worked well together to accomplish task at hand
Work was divided evenly among all group members and worked well together.
Pictures/creativity
One or two pictures
An attempt at adding pictures and creativity
A lot of pictures to back up factual information
Most information is backed up with pictures
Presentation
Very choppy and hard to follow
Somewhat interesting
Well put together
Smooth and engaging
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By completing this project I hope you have a better sense of the ocean and all the things that live in this astonishing habitat. I also hope you take away with you many interesting facts about the ocean to share with friends and family.
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This WebQuest was created by Ashley Roueche , a student at Colorado State University. It was created as a final project for Education Assessment and Technoloy.
This may be used in any classroom.
Picture provided by Microsoft Clipart.
Background information provided by : http://marinebio.org/MarineBio/Facts/
Based on a template from The WebQuest Page
The WebQuest Slideshare Group
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A WebQuest for 2nd Grade (Science and Literature)
Designed by
Ashley Roueche
Based on a template from The WebQuest Page
Evaluation
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A Journey to the Deep Blue Sea(Teacher)
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This was created as a final project for the class Educational Technology and Assessment
This lesson is to help discover as much as possible about the ocean. It is also to help with writing and reading skills as well as the use of technology.
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This lesson is for 2nd graders or any other elementary graded (with added difficulty for older grades) It involves science, language arts, and technology. It also helps with oral skills and creativity and has a small part of math as part of it.
Learners need to know how to use the computer as well as PowerPoint. They should know how to research and gather information.
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Science Standards Addressed-Learn about the ocean-Discover new information
Language Arts Standards-Writing skilss-Oral skills
Math Standards- Evenly dividing of candy
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1. First you’ll be assigned to a crew of 3 students.2. Each student will be assigned a role
1. Navigator – the person who will guide the fact finding2. The recorder – the person who will keep track of all the
interesting facts3. The picture taker – the person who will collect as many
pictures of the interesting species found as possible3. You will begin your journey by swimming through the world
wide web to find as much cool stuff about the ocean and the things in the ocean as possible
4. The recorder should use their journal to keep track of the facts found
5. Next, you will use Microsoft PowerPoint to create a fact book.
6. Be sure to include pictures of your findings.7. Present your slide show to the class8. As a class we will vote on the most outrageous facts and the
best pictures9. That team wins the treasure chest!10.The winning team will divide their treasure with the rest of
the class in a way that seems fair
Evaluation
Teacher Script
Conclusion
The Process (Teacher)
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What's needed to implement lesson:
•Computers with internet access•Journals•Microsoft PowerPoint•Treasure chest –filled with candy and small toys for the winning team to divide among everyone
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Evaluation (Teacher)
Beginning1
Developing2
Accomplished3
Exemplary4
Score
Organization
Information is in no order and very sloppy
Attempt at grouping information together
Information is grouped together in some formation
Information is well organized and easy to follow
Amount of information
Very little information gathered
A good amount of information gathered
Sufficient amount of information gathered
An abundance of information gathered
Cooperative work
Did not work well together at all
Worked ok together but work was not even divided
Worked well together to accomplish task at hand
Work was divided evenly among all group members and worked well together.
Pictures/creativity
One or two pictures
An attempt at adding pictures and creativity
A lot of pictures to back up factual information
Most information is backed up with pictures
Presentation
Very choppy and hard to follow
Somewhat interesting
Well put together
Smooth and engaging
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The teacher just simply needs to help guide the student through the webquest. It is pretty self explanatory.
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This lesson should teach children about the ocean. It should incorporate many aspects such as writing, reading, recording, oral, math, science, creativity, and technology.
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Conclusion (Teacher)
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Introduction
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This WebQuest was created by Ashley Roueche , a student at Colorado State University. It was created as a final project for Education Assessment and Technoloy.
This may be used in any classroom.
Picture provided by Microsoft clipart.
Background information provided by : http://marinebio.org/MarineBio/Facts/
Based on a template from The WebQuest Page
The WebQuest Slideshare Group
Evaluation
Teacher Script
Conclusion
Credits & References (Teacher)