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Design Your Own Playground Project: Independent Study/(GT)- Digital Version
Design Your Own Playground Project: Independent Study/(GT)- Digital Version
Design Your Own Playground Project: Independent Study/(GT)- Digital Version
Design Your Own Playground Project: Independent Study/(GT)- Digital Version
Design Your Own Playground Project: Independent Study/(GT)- Digital Version
Design Your Own Playground Project: Independent Study/(GT)- Digital Version
Design Your Own Playground Project: Independent Study/(GT)- Digital Version
Design Your Own Playground Project: Independent Study/(GT)- Digital Version
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What others say

"Thank you for sharing your resource with us. It goes well with other STEM projects done in TSA and relates to forces and motion and the engineering and design process well. "
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Erin A.
"This is a terrific resource to use for forces and motion. It was so well organized and the kids really enjoyed all of the activities. "
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Elizabeth L.

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NEW! This now includes a digital (Google Slides) version for students to use!

This print-and-go unit gives students the opportunity to learn about simple machines, force, and safety. Students will research simple machines, design their own playground, develop a 3D model, present what they have learned, then reflect on their learning.

Unit Structure: The unit is designed with a cover page for easy photocopying as a workbook style unit. The unit is “print and go”. All workspace is included in the packet. Directions are included for a hands-on project that involves making a 3D model of their playground. There are several websites listed for students to conduct their own research. The final page lists educational websites that students can visit to further their learning on this topic.

This project can be used on a daily or intermittent basis, to suit the needs of your class. It can be used class-wide, or for individual students that may benefit from enrichment opportunities.

Included in this Unit:

** Cover Page

** Page 1: Introduction to the Project

** Page 2: Research Guide

** Page 3: Brainstorming Page

** Page 4: Key Elements

** Pages 5-7: Guide for Designing Essential Elements of the Playground

** Page 8: Guide for Planning a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

** Page 9: Playground Sketch Work Space

** Page 10: 3D Model Activity

** Page 11: Presentation Guide/Script

** Page 12: Reflection Guide

** Page 13: Additional Resources for Students to Extend Their Learning

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Design Your Own Playground Project: Independent Study/(GT)- Digital Version

Erin Martinez
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$1.99

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What others say

"Thank you for sharing your resource with us. It goes well with other STEM projects done in TSA and relates to forces and motion and the engineering and design process well. "
star
Erin A.
"This is a terrific resource to use for forces and motion. It was so well organized and the kids really enjoyed all of the activities. "
star
Elizabeth L.

Description

Product Description

NEW! This now includes a digital (Google Slides) version for students to use!

This print-and-go unit gives students the opportunity to learn about simple machines, force, and safety. Students will research simple machines, design their own playground, develop a 3D model, present what they have learned, then reflect on their learning.

Unit Structure: The unit is designed with a cover page for easy photocopying as a workbook style unit. The unit is “print and go”. All workspace is included in the packet. Directions are included for a hands-on project that involves making a 3D model of their playground. There are several websites listed for students to conduct their own research. The final page lists educational websites that students can visit to further their learning on this topic.

This project can be used on a daily or intermittent basis, to suit the needs of your class. It can be used class-wide, or for individual students that may benefit from enrichment opportunities.

Included in this Unit:

** Cover Page

** Page 1: Introduction to the Project

** Page 2: Research Guide

** Page 3: Brainstorming Page

** Page 4: Key Elements

** Pages 5-7: Guide for Designing Essential Elements of the Playground

** Page 8: Guide for Planning a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

** Page 9: Playground Sketch Work Space

** Page 10: 3D Model Activity

** Page 11: Presentation Guide/Script

** Page 12: Reflection Guide

** Page 13: Additional Resources for Students to Extend Their Learning

Report this resource to TPT
Reported resources will be reviewed by our team. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT's content guidelines.

Reviews

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Rated 4.75 out of 5, based on 67 reviews
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Very nicely organized
Rated 5 out of 5
May 28, 2026
Met expectations
Great value
Thank you for sharing your resource with us. It goes well with other STEM projects done in TSA and relates to forces and motion and the engineering and design process well.
Erin A.
178 reviews • Delaware
Grades taught: 6th, 7th, 8th
Great Playground Project
Rated 5 out of 5
January 7, 2026
Met expectations
Great value
This is a terrific resource to use for forces and motion. It was so well organized and the kids really enjoyed all of the activities.
Elizabeth L.
457 reviews • Pennsylvania
Grades taught: 3rd
GT extra work
Rated 5 out of 5
December 17, 2025
This is great for my GT students. They love to work on it when they finish their classwork. Very engaging and creative for 3rd grade.
Isolda G.
172 reviews • Texas
Grades taught: PreK, K, 1st, 2nd
Rated 5 out of 5
July 25, 2025
I gave this to my 7th grade students who were opted out of our health unit. They loved it! It was perfect because they could do it independently in the office while the rest of the class worked on the health unit. One very advanced student finished most of it within a class period, but wanted to work on another one as soon as she finished the last one. So happy with my purchase!!!
Brittanie Priest
(TPT Seller)
12 reviews
Rated 5 out of 5
July 2, 2025
This was a fun project to use with my GT students! They enjoyed it very much!
Myra D.
264 reviews
Grades taught: 1st, 2nd, 3rd
Rated 5 out of 5
March 25, 2025
My GT students loved doing this during WIN time as an extension!
Brittney S.
172 reviews
Grades taught: 2nd
Rated 5 out of 5
January 31, 2025
I use this for my 1st grade GT students that need a little extra to work on when they finish their regular classwork. They love it--I highly recommend it!
Amy M.
227 reviews
Grades taught: 1st
Rated 5 out of 5
October 31, 2024
My GT kids loved this! They thought it was the best activity ever. I really liked seeing their minds spark with the different aspects they wanted to add!
Jacklyn R.
283 reviews
Grades taught: 4th, 5th

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