Skip to content

Grades 9–12 (ages 14–18)Ages 14–18

Project work session for grades 9–12

Use this template during any group project session in grades 9–12. It keeps your lesson organized and students on track, whether you’re starting a new project or wrapping one up.

Students see the project plan, their groups, roles, and what to do next. The checklist and countdown help everyone stay focused and aware of deadlines.

Free for teachers. Your screens, classes and uploads are saved to your account.

How to use it in class

  1. 1Open the template and select your class roster to use the group maker.
  2. 2Edit the day plan with your project milestones; highlight the current step.
  3. 3Set the countdown for your project due date or presentation day.
  4. 4Share the screen with your class and explain the roles and groups.
  5. 5Encourage students to check off steps as they complete them.

Why it works

  • Keeps project steps clear for all students, reducing confusion.
  • Random groups encourage collaboration beyond usual friend groups.
  • Visual checklists help students track progress and manage time.

Tips

  • Let students suggest team roles based on their strengths.
  • Check in with each group mid-session to answer questions.
  • Update the checklist live so all students see progress.

Make it your own

  • Use for science labs, history research, or language arts projects.
  • Share the screen in a video call for remote or hybrid learners.
  • Add specific instructions for students with IEPs or ELL needs.

Questions teachers ask

How do I make sure groups are fair?

Use the group maker widget to create random groups from your class roster. You can always swap students if needed.

Can students see the checklist and mark steps themselves?

Yes, project the screen so all students can see it. You can assign a group member to tick off steps, or do it yourself as groups finish.

What if I need to change the plan during class?

You can edit the day plan and checklist live. Students will see updates right away on the board.

Widgets on this screen

Features it uses

Same moment, other ages

More templates for Grades 9–12 (ages 14–18)