Students will improve their internet research skills by responding to enticing questions in this inquiry-based learning middle school internet scavenger hunt webquest. They will be tasked to answer 50 questions (or true or false statements) by searching the internet. This WebQuest activity helps your students learn about various information that the average person does not know! Give them something to talk about at dinner after school! They'll learn how to answer a question and find reliable sources properly.
 
According to Education World, "Internet scavenger hunts are a way for students to practice problem-solving, improve their reading and comprehension skills, and learn how to search the Internet." Scavenger hunts have quickly become one of the most popular resources among teachers. I, for one, use internet scavenger hunts in my classroom to consolidate their understanding of various topics. It's also a great way to get them to utilize technology in the classroom. 
 
I love using Webquest scavenger hunts in my classroom! They're perfect for consolidation activities, and I usually leave them in my supply plans. It's the ideal no-prep activity! This resource includes a Google Forms version of the question, so it's distance-learning approved!
 
Much like the prescription in a pair of eyeglasses, a font should change based on the reader's unique needs.
 
Combining some of the newest technology in font software and an educated history in professional type design, Lexend pulls the most important typographic factors in reading proficiency into a variable font that was explicitly designed to fluctuate based on a reader's Words Correct per Minute score. This typographic system could be changed to make the words more readable, based on who's reading them.
 
This resource includes: 
50 unique fact questions or statements 
long response pages (elaborating on their answers)
create your list activity
answer key
Google Forms version of questions
Updated extended activity and report card comments pages 08/17/2023