This internet scavenger hunt WebQuest activity is valuable for educators looking to enhance their lesson plans and encourage critical thinking in their students. These prompts provide a series of thought-provoking questions about animals that will challenge students to research and learn about the fascinating world of wildlife. 
 
WHAT WILL YOUR STUDENTS LEARN?
With various topics covered, from the characteristics of different species to the behaviour of animals in their natural habitats, these prompts are sure to spark curiosity and inspire students to explore the incredible diversity of the animal kingdom. Plus, being created by teachers for teachers, these prompts are tailored to be engaging and effective for students of all ages.
 
THIS RESOURCE INCLUDES:
50 unique fact questions 
long response pages (elaborating on their answers)
create your list activity
answer key
Long response page
Tips for effective learning 
Extended language and art activity ideas
 
RESEARCH BENEFITS
One of the key benefits of incorporating research activities into the classroom is that it encourages students to think critically and develop their problem-solving skills. Research activities help students learn how to evaluate information, weigh different perspectives, and draw conclusions by challenging students to find answers to questions. This allows students to understand the subject and teaches them valuable skills they can apply to other areas of their lives. In addition, research activities can foster a love of learning and curiosity in students as they explore new topics and discover further information independently. This can create a more dynamic and engaging learning environment where students are motivated to participate actively in their education.
 
CROSS-CURRICULAR
My figurative language and art activities are fantastic resources for educators looking to add depth and variety to their lesson plans. These activities provide engaging and stimulating assignments that challenge students to develop their language and artistic skills. These activities offer various options that appeal to students of all interests and abilities, from writing and reading assignments to art projects and creative expression. Plus, being created by teachers for teachers, you can trust that our "Language and Art Extended Activities" are designed to be effective and engaging for students in the classroom.
 
COMMON CURRICULUM EXPECTATIONS MET
 
Reading Comprehension: Students improve their reading comprehension skills as they explore and analyze information on various animal species and their behaviours.
Research and Writing: Students develop research abilities and enhance their writing skills by answering fact-based questions and elaborating on their findings in long response pages.
Vocabulary Expansion: Through exposure to diverse animal-related content, students build their subject-specific vocabulary and improve overall language proficiency.
Critical Thinking: The research-based format encourages students to evaluate information, weigh perspectives, and draw conclusions, fostering necessary thinking abilities.
Creative Expression: Extended language and art activities offer opportunities for students to express their understanding through creative writing, reading assignments, art projects, and other forms of artistic expression.
Cross-Curricular Learning: The resource integrates language and art learning outcomes, creating a more comprehensive and engaging educational experience for students.
Collaboration and Communication: Group activities and discussions promote cooperation and enhance students' communication skills as they share and debate their findings.