Description
Festival of Lights PBL STEM Writing Project: Design your own Festival of Lights and Persuade us to come to it! The ultimate goal for this activity is to grow your students creativity and to help them with their persuasive writing skills. My students enjoyed these design tasks and seeing their final outcomes was so exciting.
INCLUDED (PLEASE READ AND PREVIEW):
- Print and digital format included: The slides are NOT editable, they are embedded into the background, they have text boxes for students to type into.
- Student Goal: Your ultimate task is to persuade people to want to come to visit your Festival of Lights. Your final task will be to create an advertisement flipbook and a persuasive writing activity.
- Clickable Table of Contents
- Student checklist pages
Festival of Lights PBL Planning Pages (Reading Passages, Writing Activities, Science, Math and Stem):
- Reading Passage and Questions: Festival of Lights Intro
- Festival of Light’s Name
- Festival of Lights Fast Facts
- Festival of Lights Decorations & Map
- Festival of Lights Information
- Compare & Contrast
- Creative Writing
- Festival of Lights Writing
- Persuasive Writing
- Math Worksheets
- Science Passage: How Outdoor Lights Work
- Science Experiment
- Stem Activity/Design
- Stem Reflection
Writing Activities/ Persuasive Writing Activity:
- persuasive advertisement
- persuasive writing planning and writing
- all about my Festival of Lights
Final Project Activities and Display:
- Advertisement flipbook
- All about my Festival of Lights Teach-go pennant
DESIGN YOUR OWN PBL PROJECTS ARE PERFECT FOR:
- classroom literacy writing groups
- early finisher projects
- homework writing assignments
- collaborative writing
- extensions for GT, or accelerated learners
- substitute activities
- and much more!
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Camp Inclusion –
My students have absolutely loved designing their own Holiday Light Festival! I try to incorporate as many PBL activities as I can into my teaching as this has been one of their favorites. Thank You!!!
Shelby M. –
My students really liked this activity. They thought it was super fun and they were very engaged.
Savvy in Sixth Grade –
This was FUN! MY students love having a great project to do.
Claire P. –
A great way to get students thinking. It kept my students engaged during the crazy week before winter break!
Ginger H. –
I used this as an extension activity and my students loved it! So much fun! I loved that they were so engaged!
Jennie Malooly –
This was a nice way to spice up our usual holiday learning about world traditions, thank you
lucinda S. –
I used this with my students for our persuasive writing unit and they loved the concept. A lot of my students celebrate Diwali so they loved having some background knowledge already.
viet V. –
Great Resource
Bailey Academy –
This was awesome. It worked well for multiple age groups at the same time. I printed the pages I wanted to use and we did a few pages a day for a week. It was so much fun. First we learned all about other light festivals and then they designed their own. There are tons of different pages included so you can pick and choose.
Tonya D. –
This was a fun for Christmas writing. Kids loved it.
Kathryn S. –
This was a great way to keep my students engaged around the holidays. We didn’t use all of the resources available.
Evelyn E. –
This was a really fun activity for the kiddos to work on the last couple weeks before winter break!
Sabyna P –
This resource has a little bit of everything. My class didn’t complete all the activities. We focused on the reading activities. Hoping to use more of the resource this year.