Eleanor Roosevelt WebQuest – Internet Scavenger Hunt Activity
$3.00Engage upper elementary students in honing their research and inquiry skills with this Eleanor Roosevelt Internet WebQuest Activity.
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Declaration of Independence WebQuest – Internet Scavenger Hunt Activity
$3.00Engage upper elementary students in refining their research and inquiry skills with this Declaration of Independence Internet WebQuest Activity. Tailored to explore the history and significance of the Declaration of Independence, it provides guided questions and kid-friendly sources for researching nonfiction topics. -
Diwali WebQuest – Internet Scavenger Hunt Activity
$2.00Engage upper elementary students in enriching their research and inquiry skills with this Diwali Internet WebQuest Activity. Tailored for independent or partner work, it provides guided questions and kid-friendly sources for researching nonfiction topics related to Diwali, the Festival of Lights, celebrated predominantly in India and various parts of the world. -
December Reading Comprehension Task Cards – Color by Number Activities
$3.50Looking for a fun and engaging way to review or practice reading comprehension skills for Grades 3-5? These color-by-number task card sets are a great activity for upper elementary students with fun but rigorous December/ Holiday / Fall -themed questions!
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D-Day WebQuest – Internet Scavenger Hunt Activity
$3.00Engage upper elementary students in refining their research and inquiry skills with this D-Day Internet WebQuest Activity. Tailored to explore the monumental event on the beaches of Normandy that turned the tide of World War II, it provides guided questions and kid-friendly sources for researching nonfiction topics. -
Colony of Roanoke WebQuest – Internet Scavenger Hunt Digital Inquiry Activity
$3.00Engage upper elementary students in honing their research skills and digital inquiry with this Lost Colony of Roanoke Internet WebQuest Activity. Designed as an internet scavenger hunt, it provides guided questions and kid-friendly sources for researching nonfiction topics related to the mysterious disappearance of the Roanoke Colony. -
Civil Rights Movement WebQuest – Internet Scavenger Hunt Activity
$3.00Embark on an enlightening journey through the pivotal events and courageous leaders of the Civil Rights Movement with this captivating Internet WebQuest Activity tailored for 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students. Through guided exploration and research, students will uncover the struggles, triumphs, and lasting impact of this historic movement for social justice and equality.
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Christmas WebQuest – Internet Scavenger Hunt Activity
$3.00Engage upper elementary students in developing their research and inquiry skills with this Christmas Internet WebQuest Activity.
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Chinese New Year WebQuests – Internet Scavenger Hunt Activities
$3.00Immerse your students in the vibrant traditions and rich cultural heritage of the Chinese Lunar New Year with this captivating Internet WebQuest activity. Designed for 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students, this engaging resource invites learners to embark on a virtual exploration of one of the most celebrated festivals in the world.
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Celebrations and Customs Research Project – Project-Based Learning Activity
$3.00Spark cultural exploration with this engaging research project for upper elementary students! Students will delve into customs and celebrations around the world, comparing them to their own traditions.
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Boston Tea Party WebQuest – Internet Scavenger Hunt Activity
$3.00Engage upper elementary students in refining their research and inquiry skills with this Boston Tea Party Internet WebQuest Activity. Tailored to explore the history and significance of the Boston Tea Party, it provides guided questions and kid-friendly sources for researching nonfiction topics. -
Black History Month Unit Curriculum – Social Studies Lessons and Activities
$9.50This unit of the Smart and Simple Social Studies Guided Curriculum covers important people and events for Black History Month. The unit starts with the origin and meaning of Black History Month and important U.S. history concepts such as the Underground Railroad, and the Civil Rights Movement. The unit ends with a variety of famous figures who have made significant contributions to American culture and society.
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