This list contains materials that can be used to complete CBL projects in any learning environment. All materials are available online, and some are available in stores as well. These items are things that we have used here at the Leonardo for activities before. The links are purely for your information; we do not receive anything if you use a link.
"Explore current electricity by creating your own circuit! Learn (or review) the parts of a complete
circuit, investigate amps, volts, and watts, and understand the speed of an electron! Students will
participate in a facilitate group activity and create their own light-up circuit cards to take home with
them."
A sheet of the Leonardo circuit cards.
A video demonstrating how to build a circuit flashlight.
"Explore current electricity by creating your own circuit! Learn (or review) the parts of a complete
circuit, investigate insulators and conductors, and understand how changing parts of the
circuit affect how it works! Students will participate in an exploration activity and create
their own circuits out of items found around the house.
Based on: https://www.scrappycircuits.com/core-bricks"
A document containing photos of homemade circuits.
Sharah Meservy introduces the series of Classroom videos.
Sharah Meservy demonstrates how to introduce students to improvisation in the classroom using a picture book of Little Red Riding Hood.
Sharah Meservy demonstrates a classroom activity using finger puppets.
Penny Caywood demonstrates a classroom activity using tableau to explore what characters want.
Penny Caywood demonstrates a classroom activity exploring setting.
Penny Caywood demonstrates a classroom activity where students explore character personalities through voice and gesture.
This sheet gives students step by step outline of the design process.
By completing this activity, students will have a better understanding of what habitats are and what living things need to survive in their habitats. Students will create a model of an animal's habitat at a zoo. Each exhibit that the student's design will be uniquely suited to an individual species and its specific habitat needs. When all of the exhibits are combined to make a zoo, the lesson will also emphasize s the diversity of living things and underscore the everyday needs of living things as the exhibits will need to provide similar elements for the animal's survival.
Librete del plan de estudios en espa–ol escrito por Julie Jensen, ilustrado por Andrew Livingston y traducci—n por Isabella Reeder.
This course includes a PowerPoint teaching guide, written lesson plan and video
This course includes a PowerPoint teaching guide, written lesson plan and 3 videos tailored to grade range 3-5.
This course includes a PowerPoint teaching guide, written lesson plan and 3 videos tailored to grade range 6-8.
This course includes a PowerPoint teaching guide, written lesson plan and 3 videos tailored to grade range K-2.
This course includes a PowerPoint teaching guide, written lesson plan and video.