Engaging World War II Project-Based Learning for Grades 10 & 11 Students

Jan 07, 2026

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This project-based learning (PBL) lesson on World War II for grades 10 and 11 allows students to explore historical events creatively. Over the course of two weeks, students work in pairs to create presentations using PowerPoint, Windows Movie Maker, and poster boards, culminating in a 10-minute presentation. All necessary materials and links are provided on my Wiki website, enabling students to continue their work outside the classroom. Detailed project descriptions, scoring rubrics, and resources are available in the "World War II Project" folder on the sidebar.

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Engaging World War II Project-Based Learning for Grades 10 & 11 Students

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WE Project w/ ITSCO Grade Level: 10 & 11 Subject: Social Studies Topic: World War II PBL Lesson
My Wiki Website: http://mrullom.pbwiki.com/ *You will find the project description, topics, and scoring rubrics in the folder labeled “World War II Project” located on the sidebar.
The project took about 2 weeks (6 days in lab and 4 days to present)‏ Students presented project (10 min.) working in pairs Used PowerPoint, Windows Movie Maker, and Project Poster Board (also included 5 page paper)‏ I use my wiki to coordinate my entire curriculum too! I placed all links and materials needed for the project on my wiki site which allowed students to continue work outside of class.