Pictures of Jupiter

Use the pictures below to help you design your 3D Planet Jupiter

Pictures of Uranus

Use the pictures below to help you design your 3D Planet Uranus

 

 

Pictures of Neptune

Use the pictures below to help you design your 3D Planet Neptune

Pictures of Saturn

Use the pictures below to help you design your 3D Planet Saturn

Pictures of Venus

Use the pictures below to help you design your 3D Planet Venus

 

 

Pictures of Earth

Use the pictures below to help you design your 3D Planet Earth

Pictures of Mercury

Use the pictures below to help you design your 3D Planet Mercury

Pictures of Mars

Use the pictures below to help you design your 3D Planet Mars

Planet Travel Brochure

How Long is a Day?

Welcome to the Wonderful World of WebQuest! Wondering about WebQuest? Looking for the right one for your classroom? Tired of searching for endless hours for something that will intrigue your students? Well look no further, the WebQuest Evaluation Experts are here to help you!

Our Evaluation Experts will cater to your needs in finding the perfect WebQuest for your classroom. Our services focus on YOU! Please browse through our expert profiles to hire the expert of your choice and get questin' today!


The Efficiency Expert

Value time a great deal? Always focused on the clock? Then look no further- I can help you find a great WebQuest that delivers the most bang for your buck! (literally)

The Affiliator

"The more we work together the happier we'll be." Don't worry, Barney is not on the payroll. But the Affiliator is here and ready! Want more collaboration, discussion and consensus between students? Think the best way to learn is in small group activities? Let the Affiliator help you find a great WebQuest that highly encourages group participation.

The Technophile

Love the internet? Wish more lessons could be accessed on the web? The Technophile is here to help you search the internet for a WebQuest that is attention grabbing, animated and has tons of links for you and your students to explore!


The Technophobe 

Need help researching a WebQuest? Not too sure that you need too much technology? If you need a WebQuest which you don't have to run a marathon or train hard for, the Technophobe is on your side like Nationwide to help you find a great, user-friendly WebQuest!

Need proof? Put our expertise to the test. The evaluations below are from a sample done for our first happy and paying customer, Vanessa Garcia. An esteemed professor at the distinguished University of Texas at San Antonio (beep beep), Mrs. Garcia requested before hiring us that we evaluate and rank three third grade pre-service teachers' WebQuests in the following areas: efficiency, time, group work, user friendly, and attention grabbing. Obviously we did well, so check out our work below!


In third place, with 35 of 50 points, we have Shocking Sharks (low clap). This colorful WebQuest will intrigue viewers with cute animations and a Sea World theme. But don't let Shamu fool you, this site turns out to advertise more for her husband's pool business than for the education of our students. Many links returned nothing more than a sad ERROR message and navigation to the homepage is difficult. (There's no place like home). Computer memory running low? This WebQuest requires additional software downloads to open files. Wanna check it out for yourself? Click here: Shocking Sharks!

 

Our Runner-Up WebQuest, with 39 out of 50 points, is An Aquatic Adventure. (few cheers and whistles.yay?) This WebQuest, with its colorful presentation, great ideas (light bulb!), good use of time, had great potential for greatness, but fell short. (ouch.) BEWARE! BEWARE! The advertisements alone could create an aquatic nightmare! No happy fish in this sea. Many of the links are broken and it has an ambiguous rubric. We felt it was too grade level specific with not a lot of room for change. However, if advertisements and broken links float your boat, this one's for you! An Aquatic Adventure

 


And finally, with a whopping 45 out of 50 points, please give it up forrrrrrrrrr (drum roll please.) APPLE TREES THROUGHOUT THE SEASONS! Can Johnny PLEASE come up to the stage? Leave the pot. This WebQuest provided us with the most user friendly format with barrels of opportunity (get it? barrels!) for group work that is easily accessible to teachers and students. The colorful and visually appealing layout comes complete with a navigation bar that stays at the top of the page no matter where you are. Although this WebQuest was created for younger grade levels, it can be easily adapted for higher levels of thinking. (easy as pie. Yum!) Great Job! To see that the apple hasn't fallen far from the tree, click the link! Apple Trees Throughout the Seasons

**Sources close to the WebQuest evaluation experts say they can be found wondering the UTSA campus in search of the perfect WebQuest! Let the journey begin!**