Family Tree of The Royal Family

Introduction

For over 100 years the British Royal Family has ruled Englend.They have encunterd many sad and happy times in their rule. Now lets find out who is in the Royal Family.

Task

As time when on the family got bigger and now its your turn to learn about the family.In this webquest you will learn more about the royal family. 

Process

Section 1: Who was Elizabeth The First?

Click on the link below watch the video and read the information on Elizabeth The First and answer the following questions:

http://www.biography.com/people/queen-elizabeth-i-9286133#awesm=~oEgds6ChFMZxBO

1.)  When was Elizabeth The First born?

2.)  Who were her parents?

3.)  Why did she never marry?  

4.)   Who died so she could become queen?

5.)   When did Elizabeth The First die? 

Due Date: 

Section 2:Write a one page essay and use the following infomation in the essy.

  1.  Recent news on the Family
  2.  Major weddings (Within the last 20 years)
  3.  Recent aditions to the family

Section 3:The Recent Additions to The Family

http://www.royal.gov.uk/

 1.)What is the name of name of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge baby?

 2.)What was the year Prince Charles married Camilla?

 3.) What year were The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge married?

Evaluation

Section 1:
5 questions worth 2 points each for a total of 10 points.  

Section 2:
This section will be graded using the following rubric:

Levels/Criteria

1 - Not Proficient

2 - Progressing

3 - Proficient

4 - Advanced

Mechanics

Frequent errors in spelling, grammar, and punctuation

Errors in grammar and punctuation, but spelling has been proofread

Occasional grammatical errors and questionable word choice

Nearly error-free which reflects clear understanding and thorough proofreading

Content

·Topic/subject is unclear or confusing

· May fail to establish focus on topic/subject

·Organizational structure may not establish connection between and among ideas and/or events

·Topic/subject may be vague

· May lose or may exhibit major lapses in focus on topic/subject

·Organizational structure may establish little relationship between and among ideas and/or events

·Topic/subject is generally clear, though it may or may not be explicitly stated

· May exhibit minor lapses in focus on topic/subject

·Organizational structure establishes relationships between and among ideas and/or events, although minor lapses may be present

·Topic/subject is clear, though it may or may not be explicitly stated

· Maintains focus on topic/subject throughout the response

·Organizational structure establishes relationships between and among ideas and/or events

Section 3:

Three questions one point each

Conclusion

 I hope that you learned alot from this quiz and if you didnt well thats your problem not mine!!!

Credits