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Internet hunt activity that reviews facts related to the month of April.
Use your online research skills to answer the following questions for your state or for your county. Population - Area - Air quality - Water quality - Top elected official's title, name, term in office. (Hint - I am pretty sure it is not King Friday)
Internet Scavenger Hunts are a fun way to learn! Students visit a website to read and learn about a specific topic and then they answer the questions in the printable worksheet. NOTE: Some of these activities include inactive links.
Answer forms: Do the Digital Answer Format OR Print the hunt for an answer sheet. OR Use the printer friendly worksheets. OR Have the students number down a lined sheet of paper. OR Consult the Make your own answer form how to. Goldilocks Web tip: You can easily adjust your view of the text on a page.
Internet Scavenger Hunt Worksheet. Here are 20 questions about all kinds of subjects – can you find all the answers on the internet? 1. What was the number 1 single in the US on May 26, 1990? 2. How many dimples are there on a Titleist Pro V1 golf ball? 3. What three colors are used to create the color white on a TV or computer screen? 4.
In this lesson, students learn fun facts about April Fool’s Day as they complete a WebQuest (Internet Scavenger Hunt) to answer questions about the topic. A complete answer key is provided for easy grading, along with resources for both teachers and students.
April Showers has 38 pages covering interesting facts about rain. Engaging Informational text passages and Native American legends are included, as well as, activity printables that would also be suitable for an interactive notebook. Answer keys are included.
