WebQuests+for+FACS

This is a collection of WebQuests that were reviewed by the student teachers in Spring 2010.

From //Alysha Brace//: [|Nutrition] - the reviewer felt that it was a good project but not all sources are included; she liked the fact that each step is separate

[|Fast Foods] - colorful, and all links worked well; good ideas but directions could have been clearer

[|Food Pyramid] - fun, upbeat with well-written instructions; some websites are biased sources; directed to younger students

From //Amy Guggisberg//:
 * [|Personal Finance - Budgeting] -** this was highly recommended reviewer thought it was well organized and clearly explained for students

[|Renting Your First Apartment] - directions were clearly explained and links were easy to locate

[|Is Your Future Calling?] - creative start to the WebQuest that would draw students into research on careers

From //Erica McDougall// [|Fashion and Textile Design]- reviewer commented that there was a lot of good information and it is easy to understand for students

[|The Wonder Years] - very organized, strong eye appeal; awesome ideas and rubrics are included; Nicole also liked this but indicated that it did require the use of Inspiration software which some teacher may not have

[|Nutrition] - well organized, uses a KWL chart for the process; Amy U also reviewed this one and felt it was a good research oriented WebQuest

From //Nicole Meyer//

[|What is a Family?] - interesting topic dealing with learning that families are made up of all kinds of configurations; well done.

[|World Shopping Spree]- neat approach to integrating fashion, prices and exchange rated; students compare prices from different countries; not very indepth.

From __Amy Uecker__

[|Food and Nutrition] - a very simple site only on a Word document but does allow students to explore nutrients.

[|Parenting and Childcare]- provides options for student to decide on a topic related to parenting; this link will show you other WebQuests by the same FACS teacher, Carolyn Cotton of Oklahoma