Introduction
Have you ever wondered what it felt like to look up in the night sky and see the moon?
Higher than the birds and further than the moon, whole fascinating objects spin in outer space.
There are many interesting things to learn about the solar system. Let’s explore!
Task
•We will learn about the solar system including the planets and sun in this Web Quest.
•Please, watch the video from the link posted here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qd6nLM2QlWw&t=64s
Process
•Step 1: Divide the students into four to five groups. Every student will require a notebook and a pencil.
•Step 2: In their Notebooks, each group will write notes from his own understanding while he watching video.
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•Step 3: Have each group write a paragraph describing what they learned and what they liked best about this class.
Evaluation
•Student will be evaluated using the following
•questions:(send answers at my Gmail:asmazaid1989@gmail.com)
•How much is the sun wider than the earth?
•If we live without the sun; how will be the shape of life?
•Which is the hottest planet in the solar system?
•Which one of the planets that scientists think that people could live there with special equipment ?
•Write the names of the 8 planets in our solar system.
Conclusion
•Our mission is complete, so welcome back to Earth! I understand that we never truly left the classroom, yet. Who can say they had a good time doing this? We discovered the planets and how many there are and some information about the solar system.
Credits
•If there is anything else you are interested in let me know so we can explore as a class.
Teacher Page
This web quest is a valuable tool for students. It allows them to work at their own pace, either individually or jointly. This web quest is a fun research-based tool that helps students get more information about the solar system. Webquests also add diversity to the classroom, helps students improve their internet and research skills, and provide great opportunities for exploration and learning.