The Oregon Trail Problem Based Learning Project
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Grade Levels
3rd - 8th
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Resource Type
Formats Included
- PDF
- Internet Activities
Pages
10 pages
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What educators are saying
I love teaching the Oregon Trail and this just added to my students' learning. They had a blast working on these activities.
I adapted this for use with my second grade daughter as part of a homeschool unit on the Oregon Trail. It was an excellent resource for my purposes.
Description
The Oregon Trail PBL integrates ALL subjects into a fun and interactive problem based project unit. This project is recommended for partners or small groups, but can be completed independently.
Part 1: STEM - Build a Wagon- with the constraints of supplies and being able to move
Part 2: Research a State- along the Oregon Trail and make and informational poster map
Part 3: Plan and Budget- for the supplies you will need along the trail
Part 4: Play The Oregon Trail game online to get the full experience!
Part 5: Trail Log- As you play, document your online experience using the trail log requirements
Part 6: Write a Journal Narrative - Using your trail log, write a journal narrative documented your experiences through first person point of view writing
DETAILED SCORING RUBRIC INCLUDED!
Part 1: STEM - Build a Wagon- with the constraints of supplies and being able to move
Part 2: Research a State- along the Oregon Trail and make and informational poster map
Part 3: Plan and Budget- for the supplies you will need along the trail
Part 4: Play The Oregon Trail game online to get the full experience!
Part 5: Trail Log- As you play, document your online experience using the trail log requirements
Part 6: Write a Journal Narrative - Using your trail log, write a journal narrative documented your experiences through first person point of view writing
DETAILED SCORING RUBRIC INCLUDED!
Total Pages
10 pages
Answer Key
N/A
Teaching Duration
N/A
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