Description
What is Project Based Learning? This question is answered in this tool for facilitators, coaches, administrators, and staff. This handout looks at the difference between a project, thematic unit, and PBL unit.
As a certified PBL facilitator and PBL coach, I have found that these methodologies are often confused and intertwined. Working towards a complete understanding of Project Based Learning as a methodology, means understanding how these approaches are different and what makes PBL unique.
Included in this document are...
- A checklist to use to help evaluate "PBL" downloads
- A scenario using a lemonade stand as a project, thematic unit, and PBL
- A note page for facilitators to gather their thoughts on each method/approach
- A link to a free YouTube video that discusses 4 of the main differences between these approaches (originally recorded on my FREE Elementary Project Based Learning Facebook Group)
✨ Interested in more PBL professional development resources? ✨
Use any of the links below to view my FREE PBL Walk Through Professional Development course. Learn how to plan a PBL unit from start to finish with notes, blog posts, and videos.
PBL Walk Through Session FREE Note Page Links
2. Entry Events and Know/Need To Know Lists
4. Math & STEM
5. Real World Partners & Practices
6. Culminating Events & Reflections
Don't want to download each session individually? No problem! Grab the FREE Bundle of Notes with all 6 sessions included here.
Love the planner I use in each of these sessions? Check out this bundle with ALL of the FREE notes AND my PBL Unit Planner.
More PBL resources for your classroom!
❤️ Project Based Learning Flapbook
❤️ What is PBL? A Teaching Guide
❤️ Genius Hour and Passions Project
❤️ PBL Unit Planner and Lesson Plan Template
✨ You can also click here for ALL my PBL resources! ✨
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Description
What is Project Based Learning? This question is answered in this tool for facilitators, coaches, administrators, and staff. This handout looks at the difference between a project, thematic unit, and PBL unit.
As a certified PBL facilitator and PBL coach, I have found that these methodologies are often confused and intertwined. Working towards a complete understanding of Project Based Learning as a methodology, means understanding how these approaches are different and what makes PBL unique.
Included in this document are...
- A checklist to use to help evaluate "PBL" downloads
- A scenario using a lemonade stand as a project, thematic unit, and PBL
- A note page for facilitators to gather their thoughts on each method/approach
- A link to a free YouTube video that discusses 4 of the main differences between these approaches (originally recorded on my FREE Elementary Project Based Learning Facebook Group)
✨ Interested in more PBL professional development resources? ✨
Use any of the links below to view my FREE PBL Walk Through Professional Development course. Learn how to plan a PBL unit from start to finish with notes, blog posts, and videos.
PBL Walk Through Session FREE Note Page Links
2. Entry Events and Know/Need To Know Lists
4. Math & STEM
5. Real World Partners & Practices
6. Culminating Events & Reflections
Don't want to download each session individually? No problem! Grab the FREE Bundle of Notes with all 6 sessions included here.
Love the planner I use in each of these sessions? Check out this bundle with ALL of the FREE notes AND my PBL Unit Planner.
More PBL resources for your classroom!
❤️ Project Based Learning Flapbook
❤️ What is PBL? A Teaching Guide
❤️ Genius Hour and Passions Project
❤️ PBL Unit Planner and Lesson Plan Template
✨ You can also click here for ALL my PBL resources! ✨
