Treasure Hunt WebQuest An Internet WebQuest on Treasure Hunt created by Csibi Erzsébet IntroductionHave you ever sailed the sea? Have you ever heard stories about pirates and their buried treasure? Have you ever read Treasure Island by R.L. Stevenson? In this project you are going to sail the sea, meet pirates and search for their buried treasure. You may even read some chapters from Treasure Island and follow the adventures of Hawkins. If you work alone, imagine you are a traveller who likes exciting adventures. If you work in groups, you can choose a role for yourself - a traveller, a scientist, a journalist. As you process with your adventure you are going to get some tasks. Always follow the instructions (written in red) before reading on. During your quest also try to find the information for the questions asked in the first part of the WebQuest. (You might want to take notes for that.)Use the Internet as a resource. Find the answers for these questions The pictures on the right may help you as well as the links below. 1. Which town does Hawkins go on his journey in Treasure Island in Chapter 7?2. What are Bartholomew's 8 famous articles? 3. Name at least 5 famous pirates. 4. What is a Jolly Roger? 5. When did Daniel McGinnis discover the Money Pit on Oak Island? 6. When and where was the last Blackbeard Festival? (Read the pirates' magazine!)Links
The JourneyYou are sailing on the sea. It's really nice and calm
but suddenly a big hurricane arrives and reaches your sailboat. CRASH! The
boat starts sinking! Suddenly something hits your head and you loose your consciousness... The Island
The piratesFind out about them as much as you can and discuss the following questions:
Who was their
captain? Desing your own Jolly Roger. (Page 3) Links:The ship As you walk on a cliff you discover a ship in a little bay. It's empty. Hurray! You can go home! The only problem is that you have never sailed a ship. As you search the captain's cabin, you find a handbook on sailing. Now you only have to know what you call the different parts of the ship and then you can sail off. Look at the picture of a ship (page 4) and find out the names of at least five parts.Links: The messageAs you search the captain's cabin you find a piece of stone. You look at it closer. There is a writing on it! But you can't read it because you don't know the symbols. You remember that you saw a similar writing when you were on Oak Island once. Find the code and read the message you are given. (Page 5)Links:You go to the place given in the message but you only find another message. Ask your teacher for instruction. Follow the instructions given to you to find the treasure. (See Maria Toth: Heinemann Children's Games, pps. 25-26, 68-69) The way homeNow you are a rich man! As you have a flag for your ship, you know how to sail and you also have some food to eat, you can return home. Don't forget to answer the 6 questions you got at the beginning of your journey! Have a safe journey! Evaluation Group participation = 20 points Questions answered = 30 points (5 for each answer) Jolly Roger = 20 points Ship parts = 20 points (4 for each part) Coded message = 10 points ----------------------- Total score = 100 points
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