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This document provides a lesson plan worksheet for a web scavenger hunt. It prompts the teacher to include a graphic, specify the blog/wiki address, subject matter, grade level, and learning objective. The teacher must also select a relevant content standard and technology standard. The worksheet asks the teacher to provide the website addresses used as resources, an essential question, and 6-10 subsidiary questions. Finally, it asks how student learning will be assessed.
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