Throughout the school year, I know I would often find myself scrambling for ways to keep my students engaged in their learning and jazz up our classroom

Check out these 50 (!!) project based learning activities to engage and excite students and get you started with PBL.

Project-based learning lesson plans at the ready! Use these PBL project ideas in your classroom right away. #PBL #lessonplans #projects #sponsored

In this PBL lesson plan, students will collaborate to develop and implement a recycling project in their school or community.

PBL is widely misunderstood, which is why I was happy to see the following graphic from John Spencer, who allowed us to share it with you along with our other PBL resources. The graphic clarifies 13 potential outcomes of well-designed project-based learning.

Have you tried project-based learning in your classroom? Both students and teachers find PBL to be an authentic & inclusive learning experience. Students of all ages and abilities enjoy when they can take charge and have ownership of the product they are creating to demonstrate their knowledge. Project-based learning creates an inclusive environment where students can take risks in their learning while developing universal skills that they can apply in and out of school. Check out the blog…

Are your students doing “dessert” projects or Project Based Learning? If you’re new to PBL and you’re pondering this question, we have a new resource–including a pop quiz! –to help clarify the difference. #CultofPedagogyPin

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Browse over 80 educational resources created by Digital Divide and Conquer in the official Teachers Pay Teachers store.

These project-based learning ideas are real-world applicable and student-directed, requiring outside collaboration and public results.