This document provides a student web quest on practicing math facts for elementary learners. The quest involves students playing three addition and subtraction games online, creating practice problems for classmates, and being evaluated on their understanding. The goal is for students to improve their addition and subtraction skills through interactive games and generating their own examples to share with others.

1. Student Page
[Teacher Page]
Math Facts for Elementary Learners
Title Designed by
Introduction Kaylah Tandy
Task kjt21@zips.uakron.edu
Process
Evaluation
Conclusion
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2. Student Page
Introduction
Title As an elementary student you are on your journey to middle school.
As a teacher we want you to be well prepared for to solve addition
Introduction and subtraction problems. I found a list of games that I would like
Task each of you to practice. These games will improve your skills in both
areas.
Process
Evaluation
Conclusion
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3. Student Page
The Task
The task of this quest is to measure the skills you have acquired for addition
Title
and subtraction. I have added three different types of games for you to
Introduction complete.
After you have played each game I would like for you to create ten problems
Task of your own. ( Five Addition and Five Subtraction) You will give your problems
Process to one or more students and have them work them out. You will need to
create a answer sheet to grade the problems with.
Evaluation
Conclusion
Your task is to:
1.Complete the math lines game.
http://akidsmath.com/mathgames/addtoten.htm
2. Complete the add like mad game.
http://www.akidsmath.com/mathgames/addmad.html
3.Complete the addition facts drill.
http://www.akidsmath.com/mathgames/addfacts.htm
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4. Student Page
The Process
Each of you have probably done addition and subtraction problems in your math class. I
Title have found a few fun games to help improve your skills for each type of problem.
Introduction Step 1: Play each game
Task Step 2: Write down any problems you have difficulty with.
Step 3: Have fun and enjoy each game
Process
Evaluation Also, while you’re playing each game think of problems you can create for your classmates
to complete.
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5. Student Page
Evaluation
Beginning Developing Accomplished Exemplary Score
Title 0 1-2 3-4 5
Introduction Student Student does not Student somewhat Student understands Student completely
Understands understand understands addition. addition. understands
Task Addition addition. addition.
Process
Evaluation Student
Understands
Student does not
understand
Student somewhat
understands
Student understands
subtraction.
Student completely
understands
Subtraction subtraction. subtraction. subtraction.
Conclusion
Student Student did not Student created less Student created the Student created five
Created Ten create five than five for each type five problems for each of each type of
Total problems for each of problem. type of problem. problems and
Problems type of problem. created extra
(addition and problems.
subtraction)
Student Student did not Student did not create Student created an Student created an
Creates create an answer a full answer sheet for answer sheet and answer sheet and
Answer Sheet sheet or present it the problems or presented it to one or presented it to
And Presents to the class.. present. more classmates. multiple groups.
it to One or
More
Classmates.
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Conclusion
After completing the following tasks and playing the games students should gain a better
Title understanding of adding and subtracting. Students will be able to recognize the difference
between each problem and solve them correctly.
Introduction
Task I have added additional games that are challenging but will extend your knowledge of
addition and subtraction. There are also multiplication and division games for you to try as
Process well.
Evaluation 1.Arithmetic Game: Addition and Subtraction
http://akidsmath.com/mathgames/addsub.htm
Conclusion 2.Arithmetic Game: Multiplication
http://akidsmath.com/mathgames/multiplication.htm
3.Arithmetic Game: Multiplication and Division
http://akidsmath.com/mathgames/multdiv.htm
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7. Student Page
Credits & References
The sources I used include:
Title
A kids math: provided the games that I used for the activities.
Introduction http://akidsmath.com/
Task
Examples of student web quests which I looked over to view what topics other students
Process used for their quests.
http://literacy.purduecal.edu/student/studentwebquests.htm
Evaluation
Conclusion
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