Amazing Animals Project
3rd Grade WebQuest by
Ann Gargula
Introduction | Task | Process | Resources | Evaluation | 3 Finished Projects
For most of us, animals are a part of our lives. Whether you enjoy reading about them, watching tv shows about them, going to the zoo, or living with them you know they can be amazing creatures. As you have been studying food chains and webs you know that animals are important to the cycle. The world is filled with many different animals throughout the world. You are about to go on a journey of discovery about one animal. Think about all the things you want to know about one type of animal.
Animal Planet has contacted us to do a weekly program on animals. Each student will be responsible for researching one animal and presenting the information in an interesting manner to the show's producer. The producers of Animal Planet will choose one animal a week to do a show on. Your research will determine which animal the producers will use.
First you need to choose an
animal
After choosing the book, you need to start the research. You have six questions you need to answer about your animal. If you have lost your research worksheet, click here Amazing Animals Research Worksheet
After answering the questions, remember to fill out the bibliography part. Where did you find the information to answer the questions? You need to cite your sources. You will write a rough draft of your answers for your classroom teacher. After your teacher has given you the ok, you will write a final draft that will be used to inform the producers about your animal. Some students will want to use PowerPoint to share the information to the producers, check with your teacher. |
Where can you find the information?
On the Internet Go to animal website page. Each animal
has a link, just click it on.
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You will be graded on
Using your time well in library
Good note taking
Bibliography
Well written paper
Interesting and creative presentation
Credits
The background picture was used with permission from Cybersleuth-Kids
WebQuest is based on Bernie Dodge's Model
This WebQuest was designed by
Ann Gargula, Library Media Specialist, Webster Hill School, West Hartford, CT page created on Feb. 15, 2005.