Build a 3D Box Town! Looking for the PERFECT Social Studies project for your Classroom, Homeschool Co-op, Open House, or Social Studies Fair? Engage your 2nd, 3rd, 4th, or 5th-grade students with this hands-on Social Studies project-based learning (PBL) activity focused on urban planning and community development. This interactive project invites students to create a 3D classroom community, fostering teamwork, creativity, and critical thinking. WHY I CREATED THIS RESOURCE: Kids are naturally curious about cities, towns, maps, and geography. This interactive project-based learning activity taps into that curiosity, encouraging students to explore community design while deepening their understanding of urban, suburban, and rural areas. It’s a dynamic way to make Social Studies lessons come alive! PERFECT FOR YOUR CLASSROOM OR HOMESCHOOL CO-OP: ✔️ Build teamwork and a sense of community. ✔️ A fun, engaging way to explore urban, suburban, and rural communities ✔️ Complements any existing Social Studies curriculum. INCLUDED IN THIS RESOURCE: Detailed Lesson Plans - Provide structure and flexibility K-W-L Chart Scavenger Hunt Editable Parent Notes Brainstorming Cards 12-Page City Planning Guide Editable Building Slips Student Debriefing Cards Student Reflection Writing Teacher Reflection Questionnaire Tips for Success Check out the PREVIEW to get a closer look! IMPORTANT NOTE: This is an editable PowerPoint resource. You MUST have PowerPoint installed to use this resource. ************************************************************************************* THANKS FOR VISITING MY STORE! I am creating new resources all the time! CLICK HERE to follow my store and stay updated on my latest resources and FREEBIES. ************************************************************************************* I WOULD LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU! After your purchase, please leave feedback and let me know how you used this resource with your students. Leaving feedback will help you to earn credits toward FREE resources! *Feel free to contact me anytime at [email protected]. I welcome your questions, comments, and suggestions.
