Genius Hour Project Workbook for Middle School Research | Inquiry Based Learning

This 9-page workbook provides a step-by-step guide for students to complete a Genius Hour research project. Genius Hour is an inquiry-based learning approach that encourages students to explore any topic they're passionate about. With this print-and-go workbook, students can spend several days brainstorming, developing complex research questions, conducting online research, and creating a creative slide presentation to share with their peers.

The workbook includes four days of activities, covering topic selection, online research, presentation design, and a grading rubric for their final presentation. Use this workbook to help students develop research and presentation skills while pursuing their interests and passions.

WORKBOOK CONTENT:

• Day 1 - Topic selection
• Day 2 - Online research
• Day 3 - Presentation design
• Day 4 - Grading rubric for presentation

What teachers are saying...

❤ "I loved using this resource for an inquiry project with my 4th grade students! I especially loved the focus in the brainstorming on how to choose or make a deeper question--this was a great tool to guide my students! They loved the project and learned so much!"

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