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The Wild Robot - Novel Study Project Craft - PBL

The Wild Robot - Novel Study Project Craft - PBL

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Total size: 23 pages
Grade Level: 4th - 8th

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Engage your students in project-based learning!

Since 2016, readers from around the world have been captivated by the adventure novel, The Wild Robot, written by Peter Brown. Whether it is the intriguing plot, the dynamic character development, or the unforgettable resolution, there is so much to love about this novel.

For this project, students complete 12 activities related to The Wild Robot and construct a 12-sided polyhedron called a dodecahedron to showcase their learning. These can be hung from the ceiling and are beautiful on display.

For each pentagon, students are asked to answer the guiding questions and complete the challenges through conducting research. To communicate their learning, students write and draw pictures within each pentagon. After completing the 12 pentagons, students follow step-by-step instructions to construct their dodecahedrons.

 

This Project Package Includes:

- Title Page

- Thank you / Copyright Page

- Project Rationale

- Step by Step Instructions

- How To Conduct Research Page

- Research Notes Page

- Pentagon #1 - Title Page

- Pentagon #2 - Author

- Pentagon #3 - Roz

- Pentagon #4 - Brightbill

- Pentagon #5 - Chitchat

- Pentagon #6 - Mr. Beaver

- Pentagon #7 - Character Web

- Pentagon #8 - Friendship

- Pentagon #9 - Family

- Pentagon #10 - Nature Vs. Technology

- Pentagon #11 - Story Arc

- Pentagon #12 - My Review

- Dodecahedron Construction Page (w/ Photos)

- How To Avoid Plagiarism

- Reference List Instructions

- Project Example Photos

- Student Self-Assessment Write-Up (2-pages)

- Project Rubric

 

Project-Based Learning (PBL) is a student-centered pedagogy in which students are challenged to actively learn about a subject for an extended period of time. It is a form of active learning or inquiry-based learning. Project-Based Learning is in contrast to paper-based, rote memorization, or teacher-led instruction that presents established facts. Please be aware of what you are purchasing.

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Creative Lab

 

Tags: no prep, print and go, research project, dodecahedron, craft, craftivity, project based learning, steam, stem, novel study

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Lauren S.
Loved using it for my students! Thought-provoking and easy to use.

Loved using it for my students! Thought-provoking and easy to use.

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Allison J.
This was a great comprehension activity and they looked great hung up around my class once they w...

This was a great comprehension activity and they looked great hung up around my class once they were all done. 10/10 would use again for this novel study.

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Touch the Future (TPT Seller)
This was very well organized, and definitely visually appealing! The finished product looks great...

This was very well organized, and definitely visually appealing! The finished product looks great.

One thing that was a bit misleading was that there was a page focused on "how to conduct research" and really all of the answers that the project is looking for are found within the fictional book, and that should not be considered research.
I think the creator could focus instead on how to skim a book for answers, or maybe how to turn the given questions around (TTQA) in order to fully answer the question. This would make more sense given the fictional nature of this story.

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What I Need Education (TPT Seller)
I can't wait to use this next year when we do the Wild Robot as a novel study. It looks really we...

I can't wait to use this next year when we do the Wild Robot as a novel study. It looks really well put together and is a great way to display student work and monitor their understanding. Can't wait to put it to use!

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Samantha B.
Creative way to display traditional novel study activities!

Creative way to display traditional novel study activities!