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Hunt For Famous Explorers Game Guesses

This has been a great game!! Thank everyone for playing and I hope that you
learned many new facts about world exploration. The best thing about these
"Hunt for" games is that even a wrong answer results in new knowledge about
an area because research was done so congratulations everyone on these fine
scores!!!!!
Now does anyone have an exploration timeline to submit showing when these
men made their discoveries?
How about guestions about the clues?
What URL's were used to research the explorer's?
Eleven (11) schools played until the end so each school has 10 possible
correct answers.
| Explorer Answer | ||
|---|---|---|
| School Name | Explorer | # Correct Out of 10 |
| Cherry Hill Middle School | Francisco Pizarro | 9 |
| Cite Internationale Stendhal | Richard E. Byrd | 10 |
| Kristvallabrunns | Henrik the Seafarer Henry the Navigator | 9 |
| Lewis & Clark Elementary School | Willem Barents | 9 |
| Lone Rock School | Sir Henry M. Stanley | 7 |
| Maine West | Sebastian Cabot | 8 |
| Maywood Center | Ferdinand Magellan | 10 |
| Narragansett Elementary School | Adriaen Block | 10 |
| Noorman Family Home School | Hiram Bingham | 10 |
| Strathcona-Tweedsmuir School | John Cabot | 8 |
| Tanja Public School | John Hanning Speke | 10 |
Narragansett Elementary School's explorer, Adriaen Block, was the hardest to guess with 4 correct guesses and next was Maine West's, Sebastian Cabot, with 8 correct guesses.
from Tanja P.S.
Information Contact: Patti Weeg, Title 1 Computer Teacher, Delmar El. School, Delmar, Maryland, USA. Home Page: http://www.intercom.net/local/weeg
KIDPROJ WWW Contact: Grant Dougall, Educational Consultant: Technologies, Saskatoon Board of Education, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, CANADA. Web Site: http://198.169.140.21/
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HTML coder for this project David Peterson
Created Sunday, June 08, 1997