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GROUP WORK
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Training is 8:00-3:30 each day. After training or on a day before or after the workshop, I suggest the following field trips:
Comments (2)
shester@mcalester.k12.ok.us said
at 9:26 am on Jun 24, 2009
http://www.nevada.edu/~karla/ Hawaii's plants and animals are under attack from foreign invaders. In this WebQuest, in cooperative group you will look at how these visitors are causing the decline, and even extinction, of many native plant and animal species in Hawaii.
Will use this year in my classroom!:-D
Lorraine Whalen said
at 9:35 am on Jun 24, 2009
http://bhihistory.4t.com/index.html- Named Blast to the Past- This is a webquest to "state the facts" of American colonization. There were 11 tasks, 2 required teams to complete.
I probably wouldn't use this one. BUT I also looked at http://uhaweb.hartford.edu/edt615d/fall2005/personal/tchristen/assignments/westward_expansion.htm-Named Westward Expansion- this looked great, required roles, a final group presentation, wonderful rubrics. I will definately share this and try and get a teacher on board with this webquest next year.
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