Project ideas for high school students

Your middle and high school kids will love these cheap, small prize ideas for students. For use in classroom economies, for competitions, as incentives, etc. Competitions, student-of-the-week, middle school prize

If you're looking to get into high school senior projects with your students but aren't sure what that might look like, check out a high school senior project example or two on this blog! They will hopefully inspire you to get started with senior projects

Creating bulletin boards for the school hallway can be a real challenge. Not only must they look impression, but they also have to show student are learning important skills. This post two… More

Example financial literacy projects for high school - these are projects in REAL schools. I love this list. Makes me inspired to do some of them. Great financial literacy activities for the students.

If you’re looking for creative project ideas for your high school English students, look no further. Get ready for serious engagement when you try out the project options in this post, all designed to immediately engage your students around any text. #ela

I am always looking for ways to engage my boys in learning. My oldest son doesn't really like to read so I have been looking for way t...

3D paper techniques. I love that students can make all their own decorations for their projects. They don't need to buy a bunch of stuff. Just give them paper and use a 3D Paper Technique to create what they want. So much more fun!!!

Everyone's Wheelhouse–Your Curriculum Source Put our experience to work for you! Home About Freebies! Physical Education Curriculum ELA Curriculum Spanish Curriculum Psychology Curriculum Contact Everyone's Wheelhouse–Your Curriculum Source Teaching High School Psychology Project-based Learning brain-2750453_640 While students are generally inherently interested in psychology, we are always striving to improve student engagement and rigor within lessons.

Classifying rational numbers can be so easy for students once they relate it to something they already know. That's why I start my lesson off with two awesome activities that provide students with a need for organization and classification. Once the student understand the concept, I assess their understanding with a fun classifying rational numbers project/activity. Read more to find out how to set your students up for some fun and success with this topic.

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