Lindsay Andrews's List: Web searches

The website gives a rationale for scavenger hunts, a template for the scavenger hunt, as well as already made scavenger hunts for different grades and themes.

It provides teachers with already made scavenger hunts, as well as resources for WebQuests, and web worksheets.

It provides you with an explanation about what WebQuest is. It also has a place where you can create your own WebQuest, share your WebQuests with others, find WebQuests that have been shared, news, and research about WebQuests.

Provides children with a fun way to stay interested in science.

It provides children with a scavenger hunt through the Yellowstone National Park as well as gives children of all ages different activities to do. There are coloring pages and matching games.

This website gives teachers information about scavenger hunts as well as how they can make them. It also provides them with some samples to look for as well as more resources about scavenger hunts.

Provides teachers with all types of different scavenger hunts.

It provides children with a fun way to explore and learn about art. It tells a story that eventually allows you to explore paintings. When you think you are ready you can go and take a quiz about what you have learned. If you get stuck you can go back and explore the paintings some more.

ThinkQuest is an international competition where student teams engage in collaborative, project-based learning to create educational websites. The winning entries form the ThinkQuest online library.