Webquests

A Nation Divided: What was it like to be a Confederate or Union soldier? What was it like to have a friend fighting on the opposite side?

Adventure Into the Unknown: A Webquest on the Lewis and Clark Expedition: Join Lewis and Clark on their journey into the Unknown!

Ancient Egypt Webquest: Time travel to find the burial mask of Tutankhamun to solve earth's environmental crisis.

Anne Frank and Children of the Holocaust: Students must do research for a CBS documentary on Anne Frank.

Battle of the Battlefields: Which battle was the most important during the Revolutionary War?

Big Wide World WebQuest: How does life impact and interrelate with each other on this planet?

California Missions: How did the missions in California spread Spanish influence, affect California, and affect the lives of Native Californians?

Civil War Journal: Record what has happened to you as a result of the Civil War.

Colonial Children: Compare a child's life in Colonial America to today.

Culture Quest: Explore and research the Native American and Hispanic cultures.

Eagles Webquest: Should eagles be part of the new zoo exhibit and what would the eagle house look like?

Evaluate the Presidents: What makes a good president and who do you think should be on Mount Rushmore?

Fairy Tales Webquest: After researching fairy tale themes, create a story map and write your own fairy tale.

Freaky Frogs: Research and create a presentation explaining what you think really causes frog deformities.

Hurricane Web Quest: Your life as a hurricane storm system...

In the "Eye" of the Storm: In a team of five - with different roles, be prepared to debate the following: Which causes greater damage to society: tornadoes or hurricanes?

King Arthur's Round Table Roll Call: Who do you think should be allowed to sit with King Arthur at the Round Table?

King Tutankhamun: Was It Murder?: You and your team of 4 or 5 students have been hired by the Egyptian government to determine whether King Tut was murdered.

Life on Plymouth Plantation: What was it like as a child on Plymouth Plantation?

Me? Live In A Rainforest?: Rainforests are being destroyed and you and three of your friends have been selected to spend the next year living in a rainforest in South America. You have three weeks to prepare.

President WebQuest: Create and run a campaign for a new presidential candidate!

Quest for Respect with the "Grouchy Ladybug": Discover the meaning of respect and become a ladybug expert.

Radio Days: A WebQuest: Research the history of radio drama and use this knowledge to create a script for a new radio mystery/suspense series.

Rocks & Minerals WebQuest: Locate and learn about rocks, how they are mined, and minerals they are associated with.

Scrooge for Mayor: Design Ebenezer Scrooge's campaign strategy (from "A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens).

Titanic: Research a person from the Titanic and give a presentation talking about "your" life.

Trial of Standing Bear: Prepare a newspaper covering the trial of Standing Bear.

Warrensburg Schools WebQuest Academy: WebQuests on a variety of topics.

WebQuest Page at San Diego State University: WebQuest portal - templates, finished WebQuests, etc.

WebQuests: Variety of topics: Webquests on a variety of topics and at different grade/age levels.

Webquests: Variety of topics: Webquests on a variety of topics and at different grade/age levels.

Webquests: Variety of topics: Webquests on a variety of topics and at different grade/age levels.

Women During the Civil War: What did women do during the Civil War?

World Ambassador WebQuest: Gather information about a country to prove they should be in the United Nations.

Zelda's Zany Zoo: Design and promote a new animal habitat for the zoo

Last updated by Ms. Rose on February 6, 2008.

Disclaimer: Clicking on the above links may take you to a site outside of what I have created. At the time of posting, these links were reviewed for appropriate material. However, they may have changed since they were last reviewed. Due to this, I make no guarantees for the content of these sites and recommend that parents and teachers be aware of what their students are doing on the Internet.