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A Web Lesson is a lesson that takes place over a few days. It usually has one curriculum focus in science or social
studies and has a product that is produced using technology. The learner returns to the computer several times to complete the activity. Working in teams or by themselves the learners will
use WWW resources to complete the activity.
In my class I use the Web Lesson as a way for students to practice reading strategies and gain more confidence with
reading.
Water Cycle OFF SITE
With your
partner, visit this water cycle site and then create a PowerPoint showing each part of the Water Cycle. For each part provide one sentence that tells what happens to the water.
Curriculum Focus: Determine Important details, summarizing.
Life of a Sailor OFF SITE
Determine
what the life of a sailor is like. Use the activity sheet and create a web showing all the details of a sailor’s life.
Curriculum Focus: Locating historical facts, selection of only the
facts that support the main idea.
Changing Knowledge:OFF SITE
Over the ages what we know has often led to discoveries.
Use the site to find out what changes helped lead explorers to discover the New World. Use this think sheet to help record your discoveries.
Curriculum Focus: Use facts to make inferences.
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