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Groups
1 & 2
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Groups
3 & 4
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We
really enjoy CyberSurfari, an Internet scavenger hunt. With
over 100 clues cleverly hidden in "child safe" areas of CyberSpace
there is plenty of chance for skills to be built. We have learned
the importance of reading and rereading the clues and then scanning
text for key words from the clue. These skills
should be very helpful when taking the Washington Assessment
of Student Learning in April. Many students lose points when
they take the test because they don't read
the directions carefully or don't answer
the problem completely. By working on a project
that forces students to read and reread the problem over and
over again in a fun and challenging manner, students are more
likely to build those habits in all their work. Scanning
text for important information is another critical
skill that is developed with practice such as this. The focus,
enthusiasm, and excitement for learning generated by this activity
is really something to see. Take a look at our teams at work
in the pictures!
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Groups
5 & 6
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CyberSurfari
Home Go here to get information on the contest and
to sign up to play. You can sign up several ways: individually,
as a school team, as a family team, etc.
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