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TEKS
Visit TEA's TEKS page. This time, go through your grade level TEKS more thoroughly and list out the main TEKS your topic covers.

You will want to go through the TEKS again when you are all done creating your webquest. As you work through your webquest you'll probably think of more TEKS that it covers!
INTRODUCTION/ ESSENTIAL QUESTION
Looking for ideas on introductions? Start with an essential question. Visit these sites to learn what an Essential Question is:

What is an Essential Question?
St. Andrew's Essential Question page

Check out Bellingham Schools Essential Question Page for examples of Essential Questions.
UTILIZE THE FOLLOWING LINKS TO CREATE YOUR WEBQUEST
  • Begin with the end in sight: Look at the webquest rubric as a guide to know what you will be creating along the way.

  • Use the following flowchart to step you through your WebQuest creation: The WebQuest Design Process
    • PROCESS DESIGN
  • The following worksheet is a helpful tool as you plan the design and process of the WebQuest. WebQuest Task Design Worksheet


  • WebQuest Taskonomy
  • WebQuest Design Patterns
  • WebQuest Design Patterns- one page view
    • PROCESS OR SCAFFOLDING
    Look at the following scaffolding or process tools. Using scaffoding will help facilitate a structured environment to lead students to new knowledge.
  • Reception Scaffolds
  • Transformation Scaffolds
  • Production Scaffolds
  • Process Guides
  • Graphic Organizers
  • Library of Congress- Primary Sources
  • KWLH Technique
  • A Taxonomy of Informational Patterns
    • RUBRICS
    Click on the following site to view examples of various rubrics and rubric creaters.
    EXAMPLES OF WEBQUESTS USING NETSTART GOLD
    Moon, 5th Grade
    Terrariums, 3rd Grade
    Click here for Netstart help.
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