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PROJECT BASED LEARNING - READY FOR YOUR CLASSROOM
READY-TO-TEACH PBL UNITS

Project-Based Learning 
for Big Imaginations.

Engaging projects your students will beg to do — with slides, student activities, and a complete teacher guide. Just open and teach.

✓  Created by a teacher

  Slides + student pages + teacher guide

✓  Download once. Make it yours.

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

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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.

Made by a teacher.
Built for classrooms.

Sherbert Learning creates project-based learning resources that help students investigate, design, refine and present their ideas—with practical guidance for the teacher at every stage.

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