Cross curricular projects

Jump start your students' project-based learning activities with these cross-curricular ideas.

Cross-Curricular Learning Ideas, Lessons and Activities for primary and elementary classrooms! Check out these 109 thematic units, skills packets, and craftivities resources for K-4th grade teachers. Fully integrated activities that will boosts critical thinking skills, increase application of skills, structure lessons around learning themes, and encourage students to become lifelong learning. #crosscurricularlessons #crosscurricularideas #literacy #math #science #thematicunits #printables

The benefits of integrating curriculum across the core subjects, plus how to make it happen easily on an overwhelmed teacher's schedule

Cross-curricular projects help students construct knowledge, develop skills, and deepen understanding in a stimulating lesson interconnecting with a wide range of subjects. For example, math students use their writing, science, and technology classes to prepare them for constructing a bridge built out of tooth picks that will hold a bar of soap. As students research bridge designs, write plans for their project, and learn the physics behind bridge building they are becoming deeply involved…

Incorporate the cross-curricular approach to teaching by assigning projects that integrate multiple subjects and allowing students to explore various standards simultaneously.

Raise your hand if you’ve ever had a student say, “but when am I ever going to use this?” in the math classroom? Yup, we’ve all been there. And personally, I don’t see that comment as an insult, but an opportunity. Hear me out. Students engage in their learning when they can connect it to their lives and make it hands on - enter cross-curricular projects in the math classroom!! Check out this blog post for some ideas for your classroom!

Engaging Reproducibles and Activities to Develop Kids' Higher-Level Thinking Skills 81 creative cross-curricular activities designed to help students of all learning styles think critically. Each activity reinforces a specific critical thinking skill such as recognizing and recalling, evaluating and analyzing. Comes complete with student reproducibles and suggestions for integrating the activities into your curriculum with ease.

Math projects are an engaging way to provide students with enrichment opportunities when they’re demonstrating mastery at the beginning of a math unit, and the rest of your class needs support and instruction for that unit.

SUPERB display on drinks' sugar content at a dentist's surgery. Should be in every school canteen.