Project Based Learning: Challenge 2000 Resources provide excellent examples and seven components of PBL and a project organizer. These Project-Based learning activities can be adapted to many grade levels: PBL Models

Cyberguides: Language ArtsSCORE has Core Literature Internet Lessons with a teacher guide and student directions for up to 5 activities for each book. These lessons list California Standards for each lesson. http://www.sdcoe.k12.ca.us/SCORE/cyberguide.html

Web Page Development: Some projects are already created and can easily be integrated in the classroom. This resource saves planning time and students can collaborate with other students and experts immediately.
Example: Global Schoolnet Foundation: CyberFair, Projects and Programs, or Thinkquest Junior

Other Project Resources
CUSeeMe Schools.Videoconferencing partners and resources.
Classroom Connect has hosted projects that explore an area of the world: AfricaQuest and AsiaQuest (new).
Blue Web'n Knowledge Network: contains a database of projects and lessons using the Internet.
PageMill Guide Online: If you use this software, this guide is very useful for quick reference.

Pageant of the Masters '99: The students decide which historical event they want to represent and then in groups they recreate it in the style of Pageant of the Masters '98. Students plan and design the pageant over 8 weeks and then perform as a culminating activity. "Come be captivated by living pictures of history, with students posing to look precisely like their counterparts in scenes from events of the past. A live performance with: music, live narration, and special lighting will be included. Parent volunteers unite to assist in this special event. Of course, students videotape the event for their digital portfolio for the year!

Federal Resources for Educational Excellence (FREE): http://www.ed.gov/free/
In response to a request from President Clinton on April 18, 1997, 30 Federal agencies have made hundreds of
resources available at this web site such as Civil War documents, famous FBI cases, famous Americans, solar system information and research, etc. The site contains a search feature and directory.

Newsletter

Using a word processor like ClarisWorks, students can create reports and desktop publishing in a newsletter format. Use existing assistant file from ClarisWorks or create step by step. The slide show feature can also be used for presentations.

Multimedia

Programs like HyperStudio and Powerpoint allow students to integrate technology in to any curriculum area. These tools need to be a tool that enhances student presentations and helps students demonstrate their learning. The KidPix Deluxe program offers younger students an opportunity to begin learning multimedia reporting skills.

Lesson Plan for Technology Create your own lesson that represents your next step in integrating technology in your classroom.

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