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Rainforest Project Based Learning PBL Habitats ELA Math Writing Activity
Using this Rainforest Project Based Learning in your classroom is the perfect way to have your students incorporate reading, writing, science, math, critical thinking, and problem solving skills in a fun, real-life context. In this PBL unit, your kids will love being SURVIVOR KID as they try to survive 5 days and nights in the rainforest! As they work to survive the rainforest, they will need to plan and budget, design a shelter, design a water filtration device, plan for animal and insect en
3rd - 6th
Geography, Science, Writing
How to Catch a Mermaid- Book Pal, ELAR, Writing, Printable STEM, 1st-3rd Grade
A magical mermaid has been spotted swimming through the ocean, but she’s much too clever to catch! This all-in-one resource blends literacy, creativity, and hands-on engineering to create an unforgettable classroom experience.Perfect for ocean units, summer themes, or a fun How to Catch book study!This pack includes everything you need to practice reading comprehension, creative writing, and the Engineering Design Process.What’s Included in This Resource?1. Literacy & Comprehension Pages 📝Dive
K - 5th
Other (ELA), Reading, Writing
Also included in: Growing Bundle: "How to Catch..." STEM & Literacy Book Companions
No Prep Plans: The Rivers That Built America – Columbia River
No Prep Plans: The Rivers That Built America – Columbia RiverResearch + Group Project (Hydroelectric Power Guide)Help students explore one of North America's most powerful rivers and discover how moving water can generate electricity while shaping communities, ecosystems, and economies. In this engaging research and project-based lesson, students investigate the Columbia River's role as the leading source of hydroelectric power in the Pacific Northwest while examining the benefits and challenges
4th - 8th
Geography, U.S. History
Empathy Puzzle Project
For this Empathy Puzzle Project, students create a personalized puzzle designed especially for a classmate. They begin by conducting an empathy interview to learn about their partner’s interests, favorites, and hobbies. Using thoughtful questions and careful listening, students gather information that will help them design something meaningful and unique. After planning their design, they create the puzzle using detailed drawings and color, following an organized plan just like an engineer would
K - 5th
Social Emotional Learning
Building Blocks Speed Lab: Heavy vs. Light Cars
Grade Levels: Kindergarten - 8th Grade Duration: 60 minutes Building Blocks Speed Lab: Heavy vs. Light Cars (Lesson Plan + Student Worksheet) Engage your students in a fun, hands-on investigation of motion, weight, and engineering design with this interactive STEM lesson! In this project, students design, build, and test Building Blocks cars to explore how weight affects the distance a car travels down a ramp. Through repeated trials, measurement, sketching, and data collection, students practic
K - 8th
Basic Principles, Measurement, Physics
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K-2-ETS1-2
, K-2-ETS1-1
, 3-5-ETS1-3
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4th Grade End of Year Math Project Create Farm Activity Multi-Digit Operations
Back to School, End of Year, Enrichment Farm Project Based Learning PBL Activity. This is a perfect end of the year, back to school, math centers, summer camp, or summer school math activity - Printable & Digital Project (EDITABLE) - Build a Farm - multi-digit addition, subtraction, and multiplication (no decimals), money management, area and perimeter calculations. This is a great extension and enrichment for end of the year or summer school activity to practice real-world math. "Create your
3rd - 5th
Basic Operations, Geometry, Math
No Prep Plans: The Rivers That Built America – Missouri River
No Prep Plans: The Rivers That Built America – Missouri RiverResearch + Group Project (Westward Expansion Report)Help your students discover how North America's longest river helped shape the American West through this engaging research and project-based lesson! In this collaborative activity, students investigate the Missouri River's role in exploration, Indigenous history, westward expansion, and modern river management before creating a comprehensive Westward Expansion Report.Designed for Gra
4th - 8th
Geography, U.S. History
No Prep Plans: The Rivers That Built America – Hudson River
No Prep Plans: The Rivers That Built America – Hudson RiverResearch + Group Project (Economic Development Report)Show students how one relatively short river helped transform the economy of an entire nation! In this engaging research and project-based lesson, students investigate the Hudson River's role in trade, transportation, and the rise of New York City as America's leading commercial center. Working collaboratively, they gather evidence, organize their findings, and create an informative E
4th - 8th
Geography, U.S. History
No Prep Plans: The Rivers That Built America – Ohio River
No Prep Plans: The Rivers That Built America – Ohio RiverResearch + Group Project (Industrial Growth Guide)Grades 4-8 Help your students explore how the Ohio River became one of the driving forces behind America's industrial growth in this engaging research and project-based lesson! Students investigate the river's geography, Indigenous history, natural resources, major manufacturing centers, and modern environmental challenges before collaborating to create an informative Industrial Growth Guid
4th - 8th
Geography, U.S. History
Vocabulary Chart | Mid-level Language Learners
Support your intermediate English learners with this simple Vocabulary Chart. Each chart includes: A space to write the word.A space to write the art of speech.A space to write the definition.A space to write an example sentence.This resource helps learners build vocabulary, spelling, and sentence skills all in one page. Perfect for ESL and elementary classrooms, literacy stations, or independent study.
1st - 6th
Other (ELA), Reading, Vocabulary
Create A Country Research Project - Project-Based Learning Activity
Students will use their imagine-NATION to create a country of their very own! This research project can be used after a major social studies unit such as geography, a persuasive text unit, project-based learning, or just for fun! Students will create their country using guiding questions and design an advertisement persuading others to visit or live in their country. What This Product Includes:Project Overview8 Country Information response pages8 Country Advertisement information and response
3rd - 6th
English Language Arts, Geography
Also included in: Project and Research Activity Bundle for Grades 3-6
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