Projects are an important part of learning, whether they're independently researched or in response to a unit in class. Help elementary school students create incredible projects with the variety of different ways they can use Storyboard That. All project ideas and resources can be used as a guide or just as a starting point, including poster, worksheet, and infographic templates.
Posters
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Students will enjoy creating printable or digital posters as part of research or final projects. All poster templates can be customized, or students can start with a blank canvas and let their creativity shine!
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Infographics
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Infographics are a perfect way to showcase information in a visually appealing way. Students will enjoy synthesizing information and creating summaries, PSAs, and more with infographics!
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Worksheets
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All worksheet templates are perfect for completing digitally or printing out to have students complete with whatever medium they prefer. Find fun ideas for scrapbooks, decorations, and more!
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How Tos about Project Ideas & Resources for Elementary School
Make Group Projects Fun and Successful With Storyboard That
Boost collaboration and creativity by using Storyboard That for group projects in your classroom. This guide shows you how to organize, assign, and support teamwork so every student shines.
Set clear roles for each group member
Assign roles like researcher, designer, writer, or presenter. Clear responsibilities help everyone stay engaged and accountable throughout the project.
Use shared Storyboard That templates for collaboration
Choose a template together and let students edit simultaneously. Real-time collaboration helps groups brainstorm, organize ideas, and build their project as a team.
Schedule regular check-ins and feedback sessions
Meet briefly as groups to discuss progress and obstacles. Timely feedback keeps projects on track and encourages students to solve problems together.
Celebrate completed projects with presentations or gallery walks
Showcase work by letting groups present their Storyboard That creations or display them around the classroom. Recognition boosts motivation and lets students learn from each other.
Frequently Asked Questions about Project Ideas & Resources for Elementary School
What are some easy project ideas for elementary students using Storyboard That?
Storyboard That offers simple project ideas for elementary students like creating posters, infographics, and worksheets. Students can make vocabulary posters, timeline infographics, graphic organizers, and fun worksheets such as scrapbooks or postcards.
How can teachers use poster templates for classroom projects?
Teachers can use poster templates from Storyboard That to guide students in making printable or digital posters for research, vocabulary, timelines, and travel projects. Templates are customizable, allowing students to add their own creative touches.
What is the difference between infographics and posters for student projects?
Infographics display data and summaries visually, helping students synthesize information, while posters focus more on creative design and showcasing key ideas or research. Both formats engage students in visual communication.
Can worksheet templates be customized for different subjects?
Yes, worksheet templates on Storyboard That are fully customizable. Teachers can adapt them for any subject—literacy, science, history, or art—and use them for activities like graphic novels, scrapbooks, or classroom decorations.
What are the benefits of using visual project templates in elementary classrooms?
Using visual project templates like posters, infographics, and worksheets boosts student engagement, encourages creativity, and makes complex information easier to understand. They also save teachers time and provide structure for assignments.
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