As you have discovered within this WebQuest,

Tempests are storms, also means of protest.

When words hold many meanings, they may confuse,

So we find thesauruses and dictionaries to use.

Word processing programs on our computers are amazing,

For they have locked inside, tools for our using.

They correct our mistakes and work on our grammar.

But Internet research is "The Cat’s Pajamas!"

It’s there on the Web that we have discovered,

That the fiction we read is but fact-based drama.

When we work in groups, we get the job done,

And we become the rulers of our Internet kingdom!

If you would like to read more fiction about shipwrecks, here are some suggestions:

• The Iliad and the Oddessy by Homer
• Lord of the Flies by William Golding
• Robinson Caruso by Daniel Defoe
• Swiss Family Robinson By Johann David Wyss
• Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson