Description
In this project-based learning (PBL) unit, students will explore the process of designing and conducting a poll to gather data on a specific topic. This interdisciplinary project will combine elements of mathematics, social studies, and language arts, allowing students to develop critical thinking, research, data analysis, and presentation skills. Students will choose a relevant topic, create survey questions, collect data from peers and/or the community, and analyze and present their findings. This project will empower students to be informed citizens and practice real-world skills.
Grade Level
Grades 4-6
Subjects Covered
Mathematics, Social Studies, Language Arts
Duration
4-6 weeks (approximately 20-30 hours of class time)
You receive:
- Editable Google Doc (3pgs)
- PBL Lesson Plan
This lesson plan included: Essential question, Lesson Overview, an outline of Day-by-Day Lesson Instructions, Assessment, and Extension activities.
For an example of what this lesson plan looks like, check out my Free PBL Lesson Plan on Recycling!
Project Based Learning, Design & Conduct a Poll, PBL Lesson Plan Grades 4-6
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Description
In this project-based learning (PBL) unit, students will explore the process of designing and conducting a poll to gather data on a specific topic. This interdisciplinary project will combine elements of mathematics, social studies, and language arts, allowing students to develop critical thinking, research, data analysis, and presentation skills. Students will choose a relevant topic, create survey questions, collect data from peers and/or the community, and analyze and present their findings. This project will empower students to be informed citizens and practice real-world skills.
Grade Level
Grades 4-6
Subjects Covered
Mathematics, Social Studies, Language Arts
Duration
4-6 weeks (approximately 20-30 hours of class time)
You receive:
- Editable Google Doc (3pgs)
- PBL Lesson Plan
This lesson plan included: Essential question, Lesson Overview, an outline of Day-by-Day Lesson Instructions, Assessment, and Extension activities.
For an example of what this lesson plan looks like, check out my Free PBL Lesson Plan on Recycling!
