Introduction
Introduction
Grab students’ attention with a scenario or story:
"Imagine you are a drop of water traveling around the Earth. You rise into the sky, fall back to the ground, and run through rivers and oceans. Where do you go next? This quest will take you on that journey!"
Task
Task
Describe what students will accomplish:
"Your task is to explore the stages of the water cycle and create a visual and written explanation of your journey as a water droplet. You will work in pairs to produce a creative story and an infographic."
Process
Process
List clear steps with linked online resources:
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Step 1: Watch this video on the water cycle [YouTube link or site].
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Step 2: Read this interactive article from National Geographic Kids.
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Step 3: Use Canva or Google Slides to design an infographic.
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Step 4: Write a short narrative (1–2 paragraphs) from the point of view of a water droplet.
Evaluation
Evaluation
Provide a rubric (usually 3–4 criteria such as creativity, accuracy, teamwork, and presentation). You can input this into the site’s evaluation section.
Conclusion
Conclusion
Wrap up the activity:
"By completing this WebQuest, you've learned how water moves around the Earth and why it's essential for life. You’ve also practiced creativity and digital skills!"
Credits
Resources
Link all necessary online materials:
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[Create WebQuest Resources Section]