LINKS

• The WebQuest Page - WebQuest creator, Bernie Dodge defines and gives information on using WebQuests.

• Building Blocks of a WebQuest

• A WebQuest about Webquests

• Six Web-and-Flow Activity Formats

WEBQUEST LESSON PLANS 

ART

• Battle of the University Artists: Who Gets the Job?
• Impressionism
• Investigating Prehistoric and Modern Art

BIOGRAPHY

• Biography Resume: Who Will be the Man or Woman of the Millenium?

FOREIGN LANGUAGE

• Mexico City Earthquake

• Un Jour à Paris

• Update on Ecuador 

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HEALTH/PE

• Foods of the U.S.

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English/Literature

• A Separate Peace
• All Roads Lead to Rome --Research Ancient Roman life to gain requisite understanding for study of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar.
• Anne Frank
• Appreciating the Globe Theatre
• Awakening, The
• Building a History: a Theatre WebQuest
• Creating an Anthology of Literature
• Cyber Science Magazine
• Devil's Arithmetic, The: Door to the Holocaust News Special
• A Dickens of a Quest --Determine Dickens' intent in writing A Tale of Two Cities.
• European Writers
• Examining Historical Fiction:  The Crucible and the Salem Witch Trials
• Extra, Extra, Read all About It --Research the time period of the 1920s as well as critically analyze the novel of The Great Gatsby. The work is compiled in a period magazine.
• Farhenheit 451
• "Great Expectations" for a creative textbook :19th and 20th century literature
• Great Gatsby --Students deepen their understanding of the novel "The Great Gatsby" through an examination of an aspect of cultural history of the 1920s.
• Jean-Paul Sartre No Exit
• The Holocaust
• Letters to Nora and Torvald A Culminating Activitiy for A Doll's House
• Odyssey
• Outsiders, The
• A Pilgrim's Tale --A creative design product which introduces students to Medieval theatre.
• Studying the Background of Arthur Miller's The Crucible --Study various persecutions of people groups throughout history and develop a solution to prevent such persecutions for happening in the future.
• Their Eyes Were Watching God
• To Kill a Mockingbird, Extra
• To Kill a Mockingbird: Growing up in the 1930's
• Under the Blood-Red Sun
• Understanding Fallacies
• Witchcraft or Witchhunt --Compare the McCarthy era with the Salem witch trials by writing parallel diaries.

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• Buckaroo Investment Club

• Designing a Web Page

• Foods of the U.S.

• FutureQuest

• Ready to Take the Wheel

• When I Grow Up

• Zoom in on Your Future

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MATH

• Major Leagues
• Mathart: Connecting Math and Art
• Nobel Mathematicians
• Titanic: What Can Numbers Tell Us?

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MUSIC

• Sonny's Blues

TECHNOLOGY

• Bug Ugly Web Design
• Copyright and Technology Law
• Network Design WebQuest
• SearchQuest: A WebQuest About Search Tools

SCIENCE

• City in Space
• Cracking Dams
• Cyber Science Mag
• Dinosaur Scientists
• Genes 'R Us
• Global Warming
• Hello Dolly
• Gulf Water Monitoring
• How Far does Light Go?
• Nuclear Power in Seaside
• Planet Earth Conflict Yellowstone Wolf
• Simple Machines
• Uranium Issues WebQuest

SOCIAL STUDIES

• 1920's: A Jazz Age Webquest
• 1960's Museum
• All Roads Lead to Rome
• American Dreams through the Decades
• Ancient Civilizations
• Avoid it like the Plague
• Booker T. Washington and W.E.B. DuBois 
• The Decision to Drop the Bomb 
• Diary of Anne Frank
• Equal Protection Under the Law
• Expedition to Countries of the World
• Fight, the: a Goverment WebQuest
• The Gilded Age: Documenting Industry in America
• Great Depression
• The Holocaust
• Holocaust
• Immigration Today
• Letters to . . . Nora and Torvald
• Mongols
• Presidential Award: Which U.S. President did the most to promote civil rights?
• The Progressive Era and World War I --Design a time capsule that captures the defining moments of this era.
• Religion and Prayer in Public Schools 
• Renaissance
• Rock the Vote
• School Choice WebQuest
• Vietnam: A Web Quest
• Vietnam Veterans Memorial
• Witness for the Prosecution--Students are asked to become lawyers and prove the Holocaust truly happened.
• World Hunger
• Ye Olde Shoppe --Design a Medieval or Renaissance Period business.

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