Showing posts with label Inquiry Projects. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Inquiry Projects. Show all posts

Monday, December 17, 2012

Unsolved Mystery Inquiry "Dropbox"


Copy/paste the link to your presentable Prezi or Glogster here by clicking on "Comments".  Post as the following:


Your Name
Topic
Link to Prezi/Glogster

Sunday, December 9, 2012

Unsolved Mysteries Inquiry: Research Links

Click on the title of this post (or click on "Read More" to view the entire list of links you can research for your topic.  Please stick to only your topic when viewing these links.  Let me know if you are going to be doing your own "search" for links other than the ones provided.


Friday, December 7, 2012

Unsolved Mysteries: Inquiry Topics

Here's the Prezi from today on the topics for the Unsolved Mysteries Unit 2 Inquiry project.  This will serve as a summative assessment for this unit and is worth 100 points.  Review the items as you solidify your topic for Monday.

Thursday, December 6, 2012

Invasive Species Mini Inquiry Project

Your mini inquiry project for Invasive Species is due Friday morning.  You have today (both periods) only in your groups to construct your presentation (Prezi or Google Presentation) to show what you know in relation to the main idea.

Main idea: How has your species been able to arrive, thrive, and survive to become an invasive species?

Be sure to provide your sources in your presentations.  Include quoted evidence, and explain the quoted evidence in relation to arrival, survival, and/or "thrival".  Then, add pictures and videos to enhance your presentation!

Copy/paste the link to the presentation here or share your file through Google Drive with Miss Tesmer by Friday morning.

Tuesday, December 4, 2012

Invasive Species Inquiry: Additional Links


For general information and links to many invasive species worldwide: 

http://www.heinemann.com/shared/companionResources/E03087/148_WhatHelpsAlienSPecies.pdf





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Burmese Pythons: 


Fire Ants: 

Killer Bees: 

Zebra Mussels: 

Asian Carp: