Habitats: High School Biology Project Based Learning {Printable and Digital}
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Description
Resource Description:
Students will explore habitats for this high school biology project based learning experience. This project based learning lesson plan is self-directed, so there are a variety of opportunities for student choice throughout the experience. Students design their own project-based learning experiences including choosing their own subtopic (habitat type), final product to demonstrate learning, their authentic audience, and how they will share new skills and knowledge with that audience.
Each student chooses a habitat to study. They explore biotic and abiotic features that characterize their chosen habitat, climate, populations, communities, relationships, habitat changes, threats, etc.
This resource is a great addition to any high school science class with an emphasis on ecological concepts. Students gain content knowledge, including Next Generation Science Standards cross cutting concepts, in addition to the 21st century skills essential for 21st-century learners.
This product includes:
- Teacher and student guides
- Project introduction discussion questions
- Topic brainstorming activity suggestions
- Project based learning checklist
- Project planning guide
- Research guide/organizer
- "Challenge Yourself" extension options
- Generic project-based learning rubric
- Project learning reflection questions
This resource includes a printable and digital Google Slides version. The digital version can be assigned to students via Google Classroom where students can add and share their content with you.
Note: The printable PDF is not editable at this time. The digital version offers the option to overlay text and images and to remove or delete slides to fit your needs.
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