WebQuest Gallery
	Creating a Sequel to the Odyssey Odysseus has returned to his homeland, Ithaca, after a ten year battle upon the high seas. He has defeated monster and man alike in the attempt to recapture his wife and palace. After being reunited with his son, Telemachus, things seem back to normal. But a story as grand as this one must go on. What will happen now that Odysseus is back? What changes have taken place in Ithaca with which he must cope? What will his relationships be like with Telemachus, Penelope, and his people? Will the gods find new ways to intervene in his life? It is up to you to create an original sequel which tells the story of Odysseus and his family after his thrilling return! --H. Vinson Fall 2006
	The Quest for the Golden Rules Willy Wonka thought it was very important to have a responsible, honest, and trustworthy person running his factory full of sweets. He was scared to let just anyone into the factory because he thought someone might try to steal his wonderful recipes for the second time. Why did Willy Wonka choose Charlie over the other children to run his factory? -- Grace Bondoc Spring 2007
	Humpty Dumpty's Great Fall Everyone knows the nursery rhyme of Humpty Dumpty and his great fall where he cracks his head. But we are here to stop the crack. We will be giving Mr Humpty Dumpty a new wardrobe so he will have no worries when he falls again! -- C. Meibers Fall 2006
	Zooland Hi and welcome to Zooland! Today we need your help more than ever. Here at Zooland we are losing more and more visitors. Our animals are just not exciting enough for the parents and children visiting us anymore. We need you to create an animal that will have adaptations to survive and to convince us here at the zoo that your animal will be unique enough to bring us in more guests. Hurry! Our zoo depends on you. What animal will you create, and how will you persuade the zoo to exhibit your unique animal? -- T. Wetherington Fall 2006
	Ancient Egypt Pyramid Exploration Curious about the Pyramids? Many questions have been asked about these mysterious pyramids…Why were they built? Who built them? When were they built? All of these Questions have been answered…except for one…Just HOW were these great pyramids built?…. The Mission… I have been specially requested by the National Hurricane Center to lead an expedition involving the construction of the Ancient Egyptian Pyramids. The experts at the Hurricane Center have come to the conclusion that if these massive pyramids can withstand thousands of years of sandstorms, then they could definitely survive hurricane force winds. If their calculations are correct, then all coastal homes located in the United States will be built according to Ancient Egyptian Pyramid standards. But, there is only one problem… We do not know HOW the Pyramids were built!!!! -- C. Schoerverth Fall 2006
	Hurricane WebQuest You just moved to the Tampa Bay Area. You have heard the newscasters and read the stories about hurricanes, but you have never experienced one yourself. Hurricane season starts in two months and you are concerned about what you should do. How should you prepare for a hurricane? Should you evacuate? The information on this WebQuest will help you with your decision. -- Y. Eisenhart Fall 2006
	Volcano World For years, volcanoes have been a topic of interest to many geologists and volcanologists. The country of Italy is home to many volcanoes. You are one of the six volcanologists who have been sent on an expediction to this beautiful country to conduct a research about one if its volcanoes. You will work together as a group of six to compare and contrast the facts that you have gathered about these volcanoes. Click on Tasks to find out what's next. -- M. Arrindell Fall 2006