STEAM Project-Based Learning (Grade 5)

by Balter, Nancey, Jorgensen, Kathleen

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Encourage students to develop collaborative problem-solving skills with STEAM Project-Based Learning!
    
The engaging STEAM tasks provide meaningful learning opportunities for students as they work together to study current real-world problems and strategize solutions to help create a better world.

These complete units include in-depth activities that provide important context for students as they learn about each topic before they develop solutions.

Each robust unit includes a hands-on STEAM task that provides students with a problem to solve using the design process of Problem and Task, Research, Brainstorm and Design, Make It and Explain It.

Additional resources in each unit include:

  • Teacher Page with a unit overview and implementation suggestions
  • Real-World Connection that introduces the topic with a fictional story
  • What Is the Problem? page to help students brainstorm solutions to the issue
  • Learn About the Problem page that provides detailed information about the problem in the real world.
  • Art Connection that incorporates creativity into finding solutions
  • Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math connections that present additional information about how these fields are used to solve problems
  • Career Spotlight that presents a variety of careers related to the problems or solutions in the unit
Fifth grade STEAM projects include:

  • Diversity
  • Shelter in place
  • Refugee camps
  • Limited resources
  • Disposing of trash
  • Tiny houses
  • Not enough classrooms
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