1960s Webquest / Lauren H.
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This document provides instructions for a WebQuest activity where students will research the 1960s by exploring various websites and then create a scrapbook from the perspective of their own invented "1960s persona." Students are directed to gather information about important people, events, and developments of each year of the 1960s. They will then use this research to populate their scrapbook, which should creatively reflect both their persona's experiences during that time period and the major historical developments of the 1960s. The document outlines the task, process, evaluation criteria, and credits/references for sources used in the WebQuest activity.
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