Monday, November 23, 2015

ILP 2 "Design"- WebQuest

     For my second independent learning project I chose to make a WebQuest. At the beginning of the semester we had to do a WebQuest as an assignment. I think WebQuest assignments are a good idea because it helps students with learning the course content as well as how to search the internet to find good sources and answers to the questions asked. I found that the lesson that went along with my technology class, about how different words can control the results you get, was very helpful. I definitely would modify it and only go over a few of the options with my students. Giving them this tool could really help them on their WebQuest's. I was unable to figure out how to attach the document to the blog so I copied and pasted what was in my document.




Ms. Sultzer’s Second Grade Social Studies Webquest
SS.2.A.American History

Instructions: For this assignment you will choose a search engine like google or Bing and use it to find answers to each question. Make sure to put in an answer for every question. This assignment is meant to not only help with understanding of American History but also help with how to search the internet to find good sources.

Question
Website and key words used
Answer to question
1.       Where there more Native American Tribes on the East coast or the West coast?


2.       Find a primary source from the civil war. What makes this a primary source?


3.        What is a prominent Native American tribe on the East coast? What states were they found in?


4.       What happened to the Native Americans when the immigrants began to arrive?


5.        Find a secondary source from immigration to Ellis Island. Why is this a secondary source? How can you tell?


6.       What is immigration and what caused immigration to the United States?


7.       How did immigration affect the cultures in the Unites States?


8.       What was colonial America like?


9.       Do we still have immigration today?


10.   Find a picture from immigration to Ellis Island? When was it taken? Is this a primary or secondary source?





1 comment:

  1. I like your emphasis on primary and secondary sources. Good collection of questions.

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