IMAGINATION CREATION
a
WebQuest for high school English students
by Lara Collins and Jean McCafferty
Introduction | Task | Resources | Process | Evaluation | Conclusion
What??? You don’t want me to write a five-paragraph essay??
What's so magic about the "magic five" anyway? You mean, I can write another way? Maybe writing doesn’t have to be BORING!!!
You
will:
Choose
from among creative writing activities selected from the World Wide Web.
Create
your own collection of creative writing pieces.
Publish
and share the collection.
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You will:
1.
Browse
the resource buttons; push a button category that seems appealing.
2.
Choose
an activity and skim the web site listed below it..
3.
If the
activity still looks interesting, start creating!
4.
If the
activity has lost its appeal, go back to Step 1 and push another button.
5.
When
you have located the activity of your choice, start your "Imagination
Creation"!
6.
Finish
the project before proceeding to a new one. In order to be eligible to earn a
superior grade, you must have completed at least seven projects.
7.
Collect
a hard copy of your written final projects in your creative writing folder and
submit to your teacher. All projects that are not in written form, such as
three dimensional, video, and audio, should be clearly labeled before
submitting.
8.
Presenting
three of your best projects to the class will be the culmination of your
efforts.
(Ask
your teacher for due date and length requirements.)
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3 |
2 |
1 |
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Projects |
More than 7 |
6-7 |
4-5 |
Less than 4 |
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Task completion |
Thoroughly completes the assigned tasks |
Completes the majority of the assigned tasks. |
Adequately completes the assigned tasks. |
Does not address the assigned tasks. |
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Final Product |
Ready to Publish |
Neat Presentation:
typed or neatly written;
proofread |
Typed or neatly written;
substantial errors |
Sloppy; filled
with errors |
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Oral Presentation |
Excellent volume, diction, and posture |
Good volume, diction, and posture |
Fair volume, diction, and posture |
Poor volume, diction, and posture |
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Effort |
Outstanding |
Substantial |
Adequate |
Minimal |
Congratulations!
You have just exercised the right side of your brain! Your creative writing pieces are now
collected into your very own IMAGINATION CREATION.
Based
on a template from The
Webquest Page.