Physics and Motion. Bellerive Fourth Grade's Web Page - Animal Adaptation WebQuest. Animal Adaptations A WebQuest for 4th Grade Designed by Melissa Biehl and Amanda Lewis Introduction | Task | Process | Evaluation | Conclusion | Credits | Introduction ATTENTION all scientists!
The Task Your task is to create a new animal and explain in detail how all adaptations are being used for the animal. Choose an animal to research adaptations. Top of the Document The Process 1. 2. The nutritionist will research the diet of the animal. 3. Websites for research Animals on Defense Examples of Animal Adaptations More Information on Animal Adaptations Oakland Zoo Animal Adaptation and Survival Animal Habitats Animal Defense National Geography Kids 4. Engineer Environmentalist Nutritionist Psychologist 5. 6. 7. It should include: A title page with the name of your animal and each of your names on it from your group. 8. 9.
Top of the Document Evaluation Below is a scoring guide that will be used to evaluate your group. Conclusion Congratulations, you have completed your mission! Switcheroo Zoo. Phases of the Moon WebQuest. Introduction The Moon changes shape every day.
Sometimes you can see only part of the Moon. Other times, you can see the entire Moon. Why does this happen? The purpose of this WebQuest is to help you learn why we see phases of the Moon. Tasks Your task is to explain why the Moon changes appearance throughout the month. Biomes Webquest - West Rockhill 5th Grade. "Make Me Fit" A WebQuest for 5th Grade Biomes and Adaptations Introduction | Task | Process | Evaluation | Conclusion Introduction to Biomes The world is made up of many different biomes. 1) Tundra 2) Taiga 3) Rain Forest - tropical and temperate 4) Desert 5) Grasslands - tropical and temperate.
Weather Webquest. Weather WebQuest Introduction | Task | Process | Resources | Evaluation | Conclusion The Water Cycle | Cloud Types and Formation | Local Weather | Weather Across the USA | Climate Introduction: Fifth grade students' Science curriculum includes a goal that states "the learner will build an understanding of weather and climate".
This is a comprehensive webquest designed to be used over a period of days or teachers may choose to focus on only one area. Return to Top The Task: You will use the Internet to gather information that address the various curriculum competencies. The Process: The Water Cycle. Where the Wonders of Learning Never Cease. Discovery Kids. BUILDING BIG: Home Page.
Explore large structures and what it takes to build them with BUILDING BIG™, a five-part PBS television series and Web site from WGBH Boston.
Here are the main features of the site: Bridges, Domes, Skyscrapers, Dams, and Tunnels. The Labs Try your hand at our interactive engineering labs. The Challenges Take on the challenges of building big. Wonders of the World Databank Explore our databank of big structures. Local Wonders Investigate big structures near you. Who Builds Big? About the Series Learn more about the shows, and see a chat with David Macaulay. Educators' Guide How to use the Web site, with hands-on activities. Shop Building Big DVDs and books from David Macaulay available at ShopPBS.org. Site Tour Learn more about the features in this site.
Site Map The whole site at a glance. Web Credits Feedback Help. The Old Farmer's Almanac For Kids - Welcome. My First Garden - A Children's Guide to the World of Fun and Clever Gardening. The Lorax Project. NASA's Climate Kids. Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum Home Page. Periodic Table of Elements and Chemistry. Earthquakes for Kids. Frontiers for Young Minds.