Station For Problem
Solving, Math &
Science
A Web Quest for Differentiation Grades 3-5
Designed
by
Lee Alberdi
lalberdi@wcpss.net
Teacher Page | Welcome Students | Task | Tic Tac Toe | Evaluation | Credits |
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This Web Quest is for teachers to use as a form of differentiation in their classrooms. The students who participate in this activity have either compacted out of their regular class work or love problem solving. Teachers may keep this in a center for enrichment and extension. The activities are geared towards high-end learners in the areas of problem solving, math, and science. I know now, after hours of
visiting sites, that the reason teachers don't use the computer
as a source of differentiation more often is because they don't have time to
explore sites and create a task for students to complete. This is what I
have tried to do. Although I have chosen certain activities for the
students to complete, once inside the site the possibilities are
endless. Welcome young scientist and Problem Solver! You are about to choose from a menu of cool web sites and tasks that you can complete on your own.
Please print this rubric out and read it carefully. Your goal is to earn a "4" on each of your activities. I suggest that you put an "X" , in pencil, on the box for the score you believe you earned. Your teacher will put her "X" where she believes you succeeded.
I want to thank two people for their patience and help on my first Web Quest. Vera Pesek is my wonderful neighbor and friend who originally hooked me up to the Internet, set my programs up, helped me over an d over again out of computer jams. Most recently she installed Microsoft's Front Page Editor for me and spent hours teaching me how to navigate some of its offerings. She works for SAS. Cindy Waycaster is the technology teacher at my school. You can see her amazing web page for our school at http://wcpss.net/Baucom. I created my game board using of some of the "Cool Sites" she has found for our school. Thank you to all the
companies who created the web sites for our students to grow and learn
from.
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