Project-Based Learning End Product Ideas to Demonstrate Learning

Poster Board Alternatives:

1) Create a magazine

2) Write trivia (Kahoot is a great online trivia game program)

3) Make an interactive exhibit

4) Make a board game

5) Engineer a moving model (ex: demonstrating synaptic transmission)

6) Write a song on a project topic

7) Write a poetry book

8) Create a photo journal

9) Make a scrapbook

10) Write and illustrate a comic

11) Paint a mural

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12) Create a gallery (ex: photography, paintings, drawings, sculptures)

13) Hand-make a craft/artifact

14) Design a lesson plan

15) Make a video tutorial

16) Start a Vlog

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17) Write a blog

18) Make a website

19) Produce a podcast

20) Write a screenplay

21) Create a storyboard

22) Choreograph an interpretive dance

23) Organize a debate

24) Work with local legislators to write a bill

25) Make a calendar

26) Organize a mock trial

27) Make a 3D model

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for K12 Teachers. It's a great place for educators to throw ideas around, including innovative end
products.

28) Make a documentary

29) Write a newsletter

30) Write a news article

31) Write a lab report

32) Artistically perform (dance, song, etc.)

33) Craft Showcase (Ex: handmade bags, scarves, DIY projects, woodworking)

34) Make a video promotion

35) Put together a career portfolio (resume, work experience, reference letters, evidence pages)

36) Create a piece of artwork that illustrates the project topic

37) Slideshow about an experience (works well for volunteer experiences, field trips, school travel,
etc.)
38) Make a quiz

39) Write a book (biography, short story, novel, etc.)

40) Create an awareness campaign poster

41) Create a Facebook page (works well for characters in books, business page, or group)

42) Create a spreadsheet portfolio (appropriate for event planning for example)

43) Make charts and graphs (to illustrate survey results for example)

44) Design a t-shirt (school shirt, shirt that raises awareness on an issue, etc.)

45) Make a "Bloom Ball" (check out this fun example and bloom ball template)

46) Make a physical or digital map

If you're looking for mapping inspiration, check out my blog post on Using Google Maps for Project
Based Learning Final Products. Students can use Google Maps for a variety of angles including
demographics, storytelling, timelines, and more.

If you're looking for unique project final product ideas, this blog post on ways to use Google Maps to
demonstrate learning is for you.

47) Make a puzzle

48) Design an escape room

49) Design a travel brochure

50) Make a business card (Ex: for a character in a book, for a business, for volunteering, etc.)

51) Make a flier

52) Write a journal or diary (on a personal experience such as a health plan)

53) Write an instruction manual

54) Create a theme poster

55) Make a blueprint (floor plan for the setting in a book, one's dream school, interior design)

56) Write a petition

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57) Write a persuasive speech

58) Write a business plan

59) Record an interview and publish it

60) Create an online portfolio (for showcasing creative and/or professional work)

61) Create a billboard-style advertisement

62) Write and illustrate a children's book

63) Make a concept map

64) Write and perform a monologue

65) Make a simulation (digital, written, performance)

66) Make an animation

67) Create a timeline

68) Make a diorama

69) Make a diagram

70) Write an informative speech

71) Make a fortune teller (a hand-made origami game - one of my students added information about
her topic to each square on the game).

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learning.

72) Make a graphic organizer

73) Make a postcard

74) Compile a book of interviews

75) Organize and host a game show

76) Produce a news segment

77) Put together a time capsule

78) Make a collage

79) Put together learning stations

80) Design a set and give visitors a "tour" (great for a book project, ecosystems project, etc.)

81) Demonstration

82) Organize an event in the community

83) Create a professional quality infographic

84) Make a music video

85) Put together a handbook

86) Claymation

87) Learning activity

88) Child-friendly translation of a convoluted concept

89) Design and make a usable product - Ex: If the topic is on natural disasters, the student might
design and build a life-saving device.

90) Write a jingle

91) Make a puzzle

92) Design an art installation

93) Create a brand

94) Write a proposal

95) Host a school event

96) Organize a speaker series

97) A "_____ week/month" program/schedule (Ex: theme book club schedule)

98) Host a fundraiser event

99) Create a Pinterest profile and add boards and pins directly related to your topic.

100) Write an editorial

101) Create a memory book

102) Create a memory box (great for experiences - students build a box with visuals that highlight
themes of the experience, then they fill the box with relevant information and artifacts from the
experience).

103) Make a virtual museum

104) Create a learning activity

105) Design and create a greeting card

106) Write and record a kids show or movie

107) Make a moving model or diorama

108) Make a commercial

109) Host a conversation on Clubhouse

110) Create a Facebook group

111) Create an interactive "tour" using Google Maps.

112) Scavenger hunt