This mini-bundle includes all of the templates, guiding materials, and planning materials for high school science problem-based learning curriculum as it relates to invasive species, including a problem-based learning challenge and a community action project.

Each student or small group of students will choose one invasive species that is impacting their community. They will deeply explore the problem and develop a theoretical comprehensive eradication plan. They will then coordinate a service-learning style experience. Students plan a course of action to work toward solving the invasive species problem, and then they take action.

This experience is a great way for high school students to develop essential 21st-century skills such as problem-solving. The community service and leadership elements make this experience an awesome resume builder as well.

Both of the resources in this bundle include a printable and digital version (Google Apps). The resources are not editable at this time.

This bundle includes:

Bundle Part 1 - Problem-Based Learning

• Teacher guide
• Student guide
  • Research planner
  • Solutions exploration guide
  • Presentation Outline
  • Reflection

• Rubric

Bundle Part 2 - Community Action Project

• Teacher guide
• Two project proposals (1 - research the issue, 2- take action)
• Exploring solutions brainstorming guide
• Rubric 1: teacher-created rubric for project part 1 - researching the issue
• Rubric 2: student-generated rubric template for project part 2 - taking action
• Category and levels of mastery word banks for student-generated rubrics
• Daily check-in form
• Project reflection guide sheet

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Similar Resources:

• Science Problem-Based Learning Curriculum: Water Pollution
• Biodiversity Loss Community Action Project

Free Resources to Assist with this Experience:

• Problem-Based Learning Curriculum Implementation Spreadsheet - Plus other free experiential learning tools

Blog Posts for PBL Guidance:

• How to Implement Community Action Projects in Four Easy Steps
• How to Make Learning Real-World, Relevant, and Authentic

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