Service Learning Project | Canned Food Drive | Community Service | Thanksgiving
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This bundle of 12 cross-curricular project-based learning activities covers math, reading, writing, design, and other skills! Use each project for authentic skill practice or to teach new standards.Save with this bundle that's worth over $78 and keep your students engaged with these fun seasonal proPrice $49.00Original Price $72.00Save $23.00
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In this fun Thanksgiving project-based learning (PBL) activity for 4th-6th grades, your students will use key standards in a real-life scenario! These standards include reading comprehension, collaboration, letter writing, decimal (or whole number) operations, and graphing. Differentiation is included!
Driving Question: How can we plan a community service project that will support the members of our community?
⭐️ Digital version included!
This is the perfect November project because you can either run a real food drive at your school, or use a simulated food drive for this project!
Banish worksheets and get your students excited about real life learning! This 5-Day project covers the following skills:
- Research Skills
- Collaboration
- Reading Comprehension
- Letter Writing
- Decimal (or whole number) Operations
- Graphing
- Critical Thinking
- Presentation Skills
Rubric & Sample Answers Included.
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