Projects are a necessary component to any class, and can take many forms, from presentations to posters! Students will enjoy the variety of projects they can create using Storyboard That. Using templates and their imaginations, students will be able to display their research and knowledge in a visual way. These ideas and resources will help spark inspiration and templates make great starting points to give students a head start. Be prepared to be wow-ed by your students!
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 High School Project Ideas
How to organize a classroom project showcase with Storyboard That
Plan your showcase date and format. Choose a time for students to present their projects—this can be in-class, virtually, or as a gallery walk.
Gather and prepare student projects for display
Collect all posters, infographics, and worksheets. Ask students to submit their Storyboard That creations ahead of time so you can print, download, or organize digital files for easy viewing.
Set up the showcase space for engagement
Arrange desks, tables, or virtual boards. Display projects so every student’s work is highlighted. Add signs or labels with project titles to guide viewers.
Encourage peer feedback and interaction
Give students sticky notes or comment sheets. Invite them to leave positive feedback or ask questions about each other’s projects to boost participation and learning.
Celebrate student creativity and learning
Host a reflection and awards session. Recognize standout projects, share observations, and let students discuss what they learned from their peers’ work for a meaningful finish.
Frequently Asked Questions about High School Project Ideas
What are some easy classroom project ideas using Storyboard That?
Easy classroom project ideas with Storyboard That include creating posters, infographics, and worksheets. Students can use ready-made templates for movie posters, timelines, science infographics, and scrapbook worksheets to display their research visually and creatively.
How can teachers use templates to start student projects quickly?
Teachers can use templates from Storyboard That to help students begin projects faster. Simply choose a template for posters, infographics, or worksheets and customize it for the lesson. This gives students a strong starting point and reduces preparation time.
What is the difference between printable and digital posters for classroom use?
Printable posters can be displayed physically in the classroom, while digital posters are shared online or presented on screens. Both formats are customizable in Storyboard That and allow students to showcase their learning in creative ways.
Can students create infographics for science or history lessons?
Yes, students can use infographic templates on Storyboard That to make visual summaries for science and history topics. These templates help students organize information and present it in an engaging, easy-to-understand format.
What are the benefits of using worksheet templates for classroom projects?
Worksheet templates save teachers time and make assignments more engaging. Students can complete them digitally or on paper, and options like scrapbooks, book jackets, and graphic novels encourage creativity and deeper learning.
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