Let's Hunt for Spring!

Created by:

Sandy Mata & Lucy Dominguez

Web Quest for Second Graders

 

Introduction

Task

Process

Resources

Evaluation

Conclusion

INTRODUCTION          

 

Spring is here and it’s time for you to find out why we know this is true. Spring is a season that is known for the blooming of flowers, the blossoms on trees, birds chirping, bugs coming out, and the wonderful warm sun.

 


TASK

                               

Now that we have successfully studied the season of Spring, you are now ready for your spring excursion, full of adventure and fun. You will need to use your observation skills in order to be successful in the hunt. Remember to use listening, visual, and touching skills to help you locate the items on the list. Once observed or found, you need to check it off the list.  Good luck and  remember to have fun!

 


PROCESS                 

    

#1- Pair up with another student.                                            

#2- You will need a list from the teacher and a pencil to record.

#3- You will be given forty-five minutes to complete the hunt.

#4- Once you have completed your hunt, return to class. Now, along with your partner, create your own scavenger hunt list.

#5- Once your list is completed, you will exchange your list with another group.

#6-Return to the adventure by going back outside and completing the new hunt.

#7-Once completed, you are to return to class and journal your discoveries in your science log. 

#8-Using the art center, you are to draw a picture of your favorite hunt item.

 

 


RESOURCES                            

Spring Flowers

Spring Animal Babies          

Spring History

Spring Crafts

Spring Coloring Pages

 

 


EVALUATION

Names_________________        Successful (1)     Non Successful (0)  Score (4pts. possible in all)
Completion of Teacher

 Hunt

     
Completion of Student

 Hunt

     
Journal Entry

 

     
Art Activity

 

     

 


CONCLUSION

Way to go, you are now a successful adventurer in your quest to discover Spring! Take a minute and reflect back on what you have learned throughout your hunt. Next time you are outside, remember that Spring is in the air!