PROJECT BASED LEARNING - READY FOR YOUR CLASSROOM
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✓ Slides + student pages + teacher guide
✓ Download once. Make it yours.
Create a Theme Park
Students investigate what visitors need, design their own park, refine their plans and pitch their ideas.
STEM · Math · Persuasive Writing
Ideal Grades 2 and up
EXPLORE OUR PBL COLLECTION
Choose a project for your classroom.
Create a Treehouse
Students explore what makes a great hideout, design their own treehouse, improve it with feedback and present the build.
STEM · Measurement · Writing
Ideal for Grades K to 3
Create a Video Game
Students figure out what makes a game worth playing, design their own, test it with classmates and pitch it to the room.
STEM · Creative Writing · Critical Thinking
Ideal for Grades 2 and up
Themed presentation slides
Set the scene, introduce each stage and guide classroom discussion on your TV or whiteboard.
POWERPOINT · 15 SLIDES IN THEME PARK
INSIDE EACH DOWNLOADABLE PACK
The resources to teach
the whole project.
Three connected parts, from introducing the challenge to sharing the finished solution.
PDF · 5 PAGES IN THEME PARK
Give students room to record their thinking, develop a design and reflect as the project progresses.
Printable student activities
PDF · TEACHER INSTRUCTIONS
Understand the learning sequence, prepare the materials and support students through each stage.
Complete teacher guide
ONE CHALLENGE. ONE COMPLETE LEARNING JOURNEY
How Project-Based Learning Works
Students work towards a meaningful outcome: a park design, a game concept or a plan for a treehouse. They investigate, develop ideas, use feedback and present their solution.
You guide the learning with the included slides, student activities and teacher instructions. Students make the design decisions.
02 / GET EVERYTHING TOGETHER
Download your pack.
Themed slides, student activity pages and a teacher guide, together in one ZIP.
USING A PBL PACK IN YOUR CLASSROOM
Choose. Download. Teach.
01 / FIND THEIR NEXT BIG IDEA
Choose your project.
03 / LET THE THINKING BEGIN
Open up the possibilities.
Find a challenge that connects with your class and the learning you want to bring to life.
Launch the challenge, print what you need and make space for your students’ ideas.