Using this Rainforest Project Based Learning in your classroom is the perfect way to have your students incorporate reading, writing, science, math, critical thinking, and problem solving skills in a fun, real-life context. In this PBL unit, your kids will love being SURVIVOR KID as they try to survive 5 days and nights in the rainforest! As they work to survive the rainforest, they will need to plan and budget, design a shelter, design a water filtration device, plan for animal and insect encounters, build a compass AND SO MUCH MORE! Give your students choice! As they work through this PBL, they will have the opportunity to make lots of decisions that will help to personalize their learning! In addition, I have included activities and tasks that are easily differentiated to ensure that all 3rd through 6th grade students have an engaging learning experience. This provides a wealth of scaffolds so that you can differentiate in your classroom and ENGAGE EVERY LEARNER! THIS PROJECT BASED LEARNING ACTIVITY IS NO PREP! JUST PRINT AND GO! Please click the preview button, and/or watch the video to get a sense of how much your students will love this PBL experience. Included in this PBL project you will receive the following: Table of Contents Teacher PBL Notes PBL Design Elements Channel 7 News Survive the Rainforest Fact Finding Mission Where in the World Give Me Five The Final Three Shopping at the Adventure Mart The Bare Necessities Survival Planner Jungle Jams Build a Shelter Activity 10 Fun Animal Files What’s Your Opinion Get Clean Water Activity Clean Water Access Know Your Location Activity App Designer Animal Encounters Survival Planner Snakes of the Jungle Insects Insects Everywhere Activity Design an Ant Colony Mission Accomplished A Walk through the Jungle Layer by Layer Rainforest Survival Journal I Survived the Rainforest Facts and Figures Rainforest Landforms Animal Globe Hands-On Project Survival Brochure Project My Project Reflections My Project Critique IMPORTANT: Parts of this PBL activity ask students to do some research to complete selected tasks. They may use books, websites, apps, or any other methods you feel appropriate for your classroom to complete their research. Research materials have not been provided. I know you and your students will have so much fun on this PBL adventure! Let’s Stay Connected Click HERE to receive fun FREE classroom resources as well as classroom tips and fun teacher hacks from Tied 2 Teaching! You can also text TIED2TEACHING TO 22828 to receive the same exclusive classroom goodies! Questions or Comments? We welcome all questions or comments! Please feel free to e-mail us at tied2teaching@gmail.com Tied 2 Teaching resource: https://tied2teaching.com/product/rainforest-project-based-learning-pbl-habitats-ela-math-writing-activity/