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The Cookie Caper: A Math Detective Mystery
In this project, students act as lead math detectives to solve "The Cookie Caper" mystery by applying multi-step operations and data analysis skills. Learners must extract relevant numerical evidence from complex narratives, model division problems using arrays, and determine the most logical way to interpret remainders within a real-world context. The experience culminates in a formal case report where students justify their mathematical reasoning and use estimation to verify their solution to the mystery.KindergartenMath
by Chelsea Brewer
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Story Solvers: Crafting Powerful Problems and Solutions
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In this 4th-grade English project, students explore the art of storytelling by crafting narratives centered on unique 'glitches' and compelling central conflicts. Learners practice using 'show, don't tell' techniques and sensory details to convey character emotions and build tension through a sequence of trial-and-error events. The project culminates in students writing 'earned' resolutions, where characters overcome challenges through their own growth and specific choices rather than luck or coincidence.Grade 4English
by bradyn canter
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Little Meteorologists: Observing Our Changing Skies and Seasons
"Little Meteorologists" is a hands-on project where first-grade students step into the roles of weather watchers to explore seasonal cycles and climate adaptation. Students use scientific tools and artistic expression to track weather patterns, create narrative storybooks about the four seasons, and design an "Emotional Atmosphere Gallery" that explores the moods of different weather types. The experience culminates in the creation of a community survival guide, where students provide practical safety advice and "How-To" narratives to help their neighbors prepare for various weather conditions.Grade 1EnglishSocial Studies+2
by Sowmya Rao B S
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Civic Semantics: Redesigning Urban Identity Through Nuanced Language
In this project-based learning experience, 11th-grade students act as Urban Identity Consultants to investigate how the nuances of language shape the perception and value of city spaces. Students analyze the power of word connotations and historical semantic shifts to understand how linguistic choices can drive economic change and community identity. After auditing real estate marketing and researching urban history, they apply their findings to strategically rebrand a neighborhood through intentional street naming and nomenclature. The project culminates in an ethical proposal that challenges students to balance the benefits of community improvement against the risks of deceptive gentrification and linguistic erasure.Grade 11English
by Linda Garrett
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Hurricane Heroes: Tracking the Storm in Jacksonville
"Hurricane Heroes" is a first-grade project-based learning experience where students take on the role of junior meteorologists to track a simulated storm approaching Jacksonville. Through an integration of English, science, and math, students learn to decode weather vocabulary, interpret map features, and record rainfall data using tally marks and pictographs. The project culminates with students creating and delivering an emergency weather broadcast that provides essential facts and safety tips to help keep their community safe.Grade 1EnglishScience+1
by Kara Omesol
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Gridiron GMs: Scoring with Math and City Research
In this interdisciplinary project, students step into the role of NFL General Managers to manage a professional football franchise through math and research. Students apply mathematical concepts such as elapsed time, fractions, and multi-step word problems to coordinate team schedules, evaluate player performance, and manage roster logistics. The experience culminates in the creation of a professional "Fan Guide," where students use city research and text features to write an expository report introducing their team and city to the public.Grade 2EnglishMath
by Kara Omesol
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The Friendship Snack Box: Sorting and Counting Four Treats
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In this kindergarten math project, students become "Snack Designers" to help a "Forest Friend" organize a jumbled collection of treats into a special gift box. Using their "snack senses" and "math eyes," children explore physical attributes to classify items into four distinct categories: crunchy, soft, sweet, and salty. Students practice counting and one-to-one correspondence as they organize their treats into a four-section box and create menu cards to represent their data. The experience concludes with students presenting their labeled snack boxes, blending mathematical reasoning with a lesson in kindness and sharing.KindergartenMath
by DeAnne Coleman
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Scribble-Bot’s Pre-Writing Obstacle Course Challenge
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In this engaging Kindergarten project, students design a "Sound and Stroke" obstacle course to help a "Scribble-Bot" navigate through a Phonics Forest. Students develop essential pre-writing skills by practicing the tripod grip and drawing various strokes like zig-zags and loops while reinforcing print directionality from left to right. The experience integrates phonemic awareness and positional vocabulary as students place "Sound Stone" obstacles and narrate their robot’s journey using terms like top, bottom, left, and right. The project culminates in the Scribble-Bot Grand Prix, where students demonstrate their fine motor control and literacy foundations through a guided tour of their completed course.KindergartenEnglish
by DeAnne Coleman
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Helping Paws: Multiplying Our Impact for Shelter Animals
Third-grade students become community advocates by designing and leading a donation drive to support a local animal shelter. Throughout the project, students use multiplication to calculate supply needs and read informational "Pet Profiles" to infer the specific requirements of animals in care. To inspire action, they compose persuasive opinion pieces supported by mathematical evidence and create artistic promotional materials to mobilize their community.Grade 3EnglishMath+2
by Bailey Turley
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Atomic Architects: Modeling Simple and Extended Structures
Acting as material scientists, 8th-grade students explore the relationship between microscopic atomic arrangements and macroscopic material properties by constructing 3D models of simple molecules and extended crystal lattices. Through hands-on modeling and research into "miracle materials" like graphene, students decode chemical formulas to visualize how repeating patterns determine a substance's strength, conductivity, and state of matter. The project culminates in an innovation pitch where students propose real-world applications for advanced materials based on their unique structural blueprints.Grade 8Science
by Jennifer Schultz
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Collaborative Canvas: Our Monthly Student-Led Showcase
In this interdisciplinary project, sixth-grade students operate as "Creative Agencies" to design and install monthly public showcases that represent their school's diverse community. By conducting audience research and integrating principles of visual design with purposeful writing, teams create rotating installations that inspire and educate their peers. The experience fosters professional collaboration and communication skills as students move from initial thematic pitching to physical installation and community impact reflection.Grade 6EnglishArt
by Sophia Ledda
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Evolving Designs: A Semester-Long Geometry Portfolio Project
In this semester-long project, 10th-grade students act as designers to build and refine an original aesthetic composition using the fundamental "DNA" of geometry. Starting with basic notation and moving through rigid motions and complex compass-and-straightedge constructions, students document the iterative evolution of their work in a comprehensive portfolio. The experience culminates in a formal "Architect’s Manifesto," where students apply geometric theorems and logical reasoning to prove the mathematical integrity and precision of their final design.Grade 10Math
by Ange Evans
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