Teacher Page A WebQuest for 3rd Grade Social Studies Designed by Joan Huffman jhuffman@alexander.k12.nc.us
Introduction | Learners | Curriculum | Evaluation | Conclusion | Credits | Student Page Rational For
Introduction This lesson was developed at a Cooperating Teacher's Workshop in National Educational Technology Standards for Teachers (NETS) sponsored by Appalachian State University Public School Partnership in July of 2001. This lesson is intended to be used as a culminating activity for a unit on Christopher Columbus taught in the 3rd Grade.
Learners This lesson follows the North Carolina Standard Course of Study for 3rd Graders. It is a social studies based activity correlated with language arts, computer skills, information skills, and research skills. Learners will collaborate on a product which will demonstrate their ability to apply the concepts of the unit under study. This lessons will also correlates with the National Educational Technology Standards. In order to be successful with this activity students will need to be familiar with Internet research and Microsoft Word.
Curriculum Standards North Carolina Standard Course of Study Objectives Addressed
Evaluation Students will complete a self assessment
using the rubric on the student page. They will also be assessed
by the teacher using the same rubric.
Conclusion This performance based activity will allow students to apply what they have learned about Christopher Columbus, collaborate with a group of peers, understand new knowledge, and practice technology skills.
Credits & References We would like to thank Melanie Honeycutt for her technical support and John Spagnolo for his the opportunity to learn about and create a WebQuest.
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