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Corona Time: Project Based Learning Recording

Nicole Young (3rd grade Bethany) and Mary Lindsey (MHHS) shine in this episode and share their excellent project ideas and resources.

Nicole Young Resources

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1NrixUxTKmtwHgogtDu-agpFy-6QX6adr2JsnPJyWzCw/edit
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1O9KlNL2mXBMzqI6OrHrZgGWPc1J_151peNy0HNs6XBU/edit#slide=id.p

Mary Lindsey Resources

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Toypi3gcuJGbauuiHnwSFnibVdXjDioj

General PBL Resources

PBL Works Project Planning Template

PBL and Distance Learning Blog Series

When a current events project = coronavirus (examples of compelling questions + projects)
Beyond the Worksheet Packet: PBL Projects to Adapt for Remote Learning (projects by grade level)
School Closures: Using PBL in Remote Learning (tools to try)

PBL Works Project Library

Bay Area Teachers’ COVID-19 Assignment Goes Viral

Covid19 Journal Assignments by Grade Level

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