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PBL, STEM & science

Help students investigate, design, revise, and explain.

Explore project-based learning, science units, engineering challenges, and financial-literacy experiences designed to move students beyond simply completing pages.

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A practical project cycle

Structure the work without removing student thinking.

  • 1Launch the challenge
    Introduce a meaningful problem, question, or design need.
  • 2Investigate and plan
    Students gather information, compare options, and develop ideas.
  • 3Create and revise
    Teams build, test, explain, and improve their work.
  • 4Present and reflect
    Students communicate decisions and consider what they learned.
Featured project resources

Start with a complete learning experience.

Each featured resource is designed to provide teachers with structure while preserving opportunities for investigation, collaboration, decision-making, and reflection.

Complete science support

Science Mega Units Bundle

Bring Earth and space, forces and motion, and ecosystems together through structured science units with classroom-ready pacing and project support.

Grades 3–5 Three units Science + PBL
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Financial literacy + PBL

Market Day Entrepreneurship Project

Guide students from a business idea to a final presentation through budgeting, teamwork, decision-making, problem-solving, and authentic choices.

Grades 4–5 Entrepreneurship Financial literacy
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Engineering & design

STEM Challenges and Design Projects

Browse the store for engineering, clean-water, design, and problem-solving resources that ask students to create, test, improve, and communicate.

Engineering Design process Teamwork
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Use project resources in the way your schedule allows.

A project does not have to consume the entire day. Strong project structures can be used as full units, short challenges, enrichment experiences, collaborative extensions, or culminating applications.

Plan with Glenn Lesson Builder™
1

Whole-Unit Implementation

Use the complete sequence for instruction, investigation, student production, presentation, and reflection.

2

Short STEM Challenge

Select one design problem for a focused collaborative experience or enrichment block.

3

Cross-Curricular Application

Connect science, mathematics, reading, writing, speaking, and financial literacy through a common task.

4

Review and Extension

Use project components to review content, stretch student thinking, or create a finished product.

Teacher-ready design

What to look for in a project resource

01

Clear Launch

A practical way to introduce the task and help students understand the goal.

02

Student Roles

Structures that support collaboration, responsibility, and productive participation.

03

Scoring Support

Rubrics, criteria, reflection, or other tools when appropriate to the project.

04

Flexible Pacing

Options teachers can adapt to available time, student readiness, and classroom needs.

Find the project that fits your current unit.

Browse the complete TPT store or email your grade level, topic, and time available for help finding the closest match.

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