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See Edutopia's core strategies in action with our Five Keys video series. Take a deeper look at each strategy as we share the nuts and bolts of program implementation, give voice to examples from schools around the country, and illuminate the research behind the practices.

This is a great website to look up videos for lessons. You can search based on topic or for grade level. The videos are short and simple and a great way to introduce a topic.

Resources to help with the creation of a PBL

This website shows teachers how to implement iPads into their classroom. The website is set up like a blog where the writer posts different uses for iPads. Such as, different apps for different needs, theme based apps, how to use Ipads in a variety of settings, etc.

This offers many resources you can use when teaching about digital citizenship.

This offers many resources you can use when teaching about digital citizenship.

InCtrl offers a series of free standards-based lessons that teach key digital citizenship concepts. These lessons, for students in grades 4-8, are designed to engage students through inquiry-based activities, and collaborative and creative opportunities.

To help educators save time, we've chosen these 10 virtual field trips based on their relevancy, depth and quality of resources, and potential for student excitement.

This website shows how PBL benefits students and has links to research to strengthen their statements.

This article shows the importance of PBL and some great ways to incorporate it into the classroom

This video shows how School 21 incorporates the arts into Project Based Learning lessons, and how these lessons enhance student learning.

This article gives insights on how to adjust Project Based Learning lessons to be inclusively and reactively culturally responsive.

This article details ways that Project-Based Learning and STEAM projects can be integrated into classroom curriculum together.

This article is about a teacher's experiences incorporating Project Based Learning into their history class. The article details how a specific PBL lesson was incorporated, and the effect it had on student learning in the classroom.

This is an excellent tool for project based learning. It provides teachers access to several different projects used across the board. It has different categories they can search for different grades and types of schools. Some of these categories include urban, rural, suburban, whole school, whole district, ESL, and at-risk youth

A competitive quiz game that can be used for pre/post assessments.

Kahoot is a resource that allows teachers to use games in learning. There are many learning based games on this site

This site has testimonials which gives great feedback for teachers to help them decide if PBL will be effective in their classroom. It has examples of different PBL's as well.

Over 300 project-based learning ideas in history, geography, civics, and government organized by grade level.