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Arts and Months Internet Hunt Activities created by Cindy O'Hora The Internet is an enormous collection of answers. The challenge is to find them. Completing an internet hunt will develop your web browsing skills. You will learn lots of interesting stuff. You will harness powerful web site tools like databases to obtain fresh information. You will use this data to answer challenging, thinking required questions. Oh, what fun! Before you begin, broaden your web browsing skills by checking out my tips on Getting Back. |
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How to Use:
Create a link from your class/school web page to this index page
or to the individual hunt page. Goldilocks Web tip: You can easily adjust your view of the text on a page. If you think the words are too small: Safari - Go: View .. Make Text bigger or Mac - hold down the command key
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and press the + key (plus sign) or Windows use Ctrl & + key. Firefox - Go: View .. Text Size. Conversely, if you think it is too big do the same, but choose smaller or Mac | Archives: |
April Civics Activity - Elections
August Internet Scavenger Hunt
Constitution Day & Civics Hunts 3rd-6 | 5th up
Election Day - Elections and Terms in Office
February Civics Activity | February Civics activity 2
July Internet Facts Hunt rigor raised
March Internet Hunt - science, music, social studies
March Civics Activity - Women in government
Make your own Month themed Internet Hunt
Native Americans - outstanding people
New Hunt - learn something new each time. utd 7/06
New Year Celebrations Comparison Diagram project
October Facts Internet Hunt 2 - higher order thinking
October Civics and History Activity
Spring Stuff Internet Investigation
Women of Science exploration
American Visual Artists - a feast for the eyes Artists of Pennsylvania Internet Research Activity Explore a Post Impressionist Artist site |
Crossing the Delaware: A Visual Myth or Reality? SAT: Why Memorize What You Can Rock? Science of Music - Exploratorium projects and exhibits |
| "Learning is not so much an additive process, with new learning simply piling up on top of existing knowledge, as it is an active, dynamic process in which the connections are constantly changing and the structure reformatted." K. Patricia Cross |
Frequently Asked Questions
about these hunts. I do not provide answer keys.
As I work on the web I come across hundreds
of remarkable web sites. I
have collected a many of them in these links.
Preparing Your Daughter or Son for the Next Century
Many thanks to WBRE for the feature article in Making the Grade.
Hunts: Science / Arts / Social Studies / Months & Holidays / Literature / Civics Projects and Essays / Computer
Terms of Use: I am
providing many of the hunts in PDF. You'll need a free pdf program to
use them like Adobe
Acrobat Reader.
You may print the pdf copy for an answer sheet in
a class.
Save a tree - use a Digital Answer Format - Highlight the text. Copy it. Paste it in a word processing document. Save the document in your folder. Answer on the word processing document in a contrasting color (not yellow) or font (avoid Symbol, 
, 
or other ornate artistic fonts). Save frequently as you work. Enter your name and the date, in the header of the document. Submit your document via electronic dropbox or email attachment. Bad things happen. Save a copy of your work on your computer.
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